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Air temperature and thrombotic cardiovascular disease in England: a case time series analysis using whole-population electronic health records covering the COVID-19 pandemic

Session: Climate change, ethnic disparities, and cardiovascular outcomes: an epidemiological perspective
Topic: Cardiovascular Epidemiology
Speaker: Ms I. Walter (Stockholm, SE)
Event: ESC Congress 2025

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Ms Isabel Johanna Walter

Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm (Sweden)
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Climate change, ethnic disparities, and cardiovascular outcomes: an epidemiological perspective

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