The MCC Collaborative Research Network is an international research program on the associations between environmental stressors, climate, and health 🌡☀️🌏

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New @mccstudy by @MasselotPierre on PM2.5 toxicity influenced by pollutant mix. New Pollutant Mixture Complexity Index (PMCI) explains most of risk heterogeneity across 264 cities. Full text &reproducible code: github.com/PierreMasselot/MC… #AirPollution #PublicHealth #ClimateScience
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Importante paper de calor y mortalidad en España de la colaboración @mccstudy
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Another great contribution by @mccstudy and @EmoryRollins own Noah Scovronick👏🏼
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📣New study led by @AGasparrini75 from the #EHMLab @LSHTM presents the @mccstudy, highlighting its global impact in climate & health research🌍 ❗️This paper kicks off a special collection in @EnvironEpidem, featuring MCC's latest environmental research👇 bit.ly/3R3LiZY
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New piece illustrating the collaborative scheme and research areas of the @mccstudy, kickstarting an article collection that will appear in the next months in @EnvironEpidem. Read it: journals.lww.com/environepid… #ClimateHealth #GlobalResearch
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🌡️ Los datos que se pueden visualizar en la aplicación para monitorear la mortalidad atribuible al calor en España (@calormace) han generado mucho interés en los medios locales e internacionales. Lo cuenta @atobias69 en este hilo 👇🏼 xitter.cf/atobias69/status/18280…
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📊 Comienza la segunda jornada del taller de metodologías de investigación en clima y salud, organizado por @liecsargentina @ifaeci @LancetCountdown 🇪🇸 Desde España, @atobias69 (@IDAEA_CSIC) presenta la aplicación que desarrollaron para monitorear la mortalidad por calor
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Por qué en León hay más porcentaje de muertes por calor que en Málaga con menos días de calor. @calormace muestra que las provincias de interior, más rurales y envejecidas, sufren más que las de costa o las del sur, acostumbradas a los episodios extremos elpais.com/clima-y-medio-amb…
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#AirPollution & #Mortality: Persistent #Health Risks Despite Declining Pollutant Levels 🌍 A global study led by #HelmholtzMunich reveals that even as #AirPollution levels drop, health risks remain high. 👉t1p.de/3ygaf 💡Analyzing data from 380 cities, researchers found that despite reductions in PM10, PM2.5, and NO2 over time, the impact on mortality has barely changed. The study, published in @TheLancetPlanet, highlights the need for stricter #AirQuality regulations aligned with #WHO guidelines to protect public health. @EPI_Helmholtz @MCCStudy #HealthRisks #EnvironmentalHealth #ClimateCrisis
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New collaborative work between #EHMLAB & JRC-Seville in @TheLancetPH: #ClimateChange set to increase temperature-related deaths in Europe, with 54,974 more deaths by 2100, driven by heat and ageing. Targeted adaptation and mitigation are essential. Read: thelancet.com/journals/lanpu…
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New article from #EHMLab: High resolution mapping of nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter in Great Britain (2003–2021) with multi-stage data reconstruction and ensemble machine learning methods. Read here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar… #AirPollution #AirQuality #DataScience
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New @MCCstudy on humid heat and mortality in 739 cities shows differences on performance of heat stress indicators vs air temperature alone across the globe. Insights canimprove heat-health alerts and protect vulnerable. Read: academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/a… #ClimateChange #PublicHealth
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Just edited a new @EHPonline collection on the health impacts of extreme temperatures, featuring cutting-edge research from the past two years and showcasing how the research field has advanced through novel data resources and analytical techniques. Link: ehp.niehs.nih.gov/curated-co…
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Wildfire smoke is a mixture. With @mccstudy and our global air pollution model, we found low level wildfire ozone can increase risks of mortality, particularly for respiratory diseases! The effects are independent. thelancet.com/journals/lanpl…
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Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are leading cause of death. We estimated 1.8 million annual CVD deaths were associated with cold and hot temperatures, constituting 8.86% of total CVD mortality. Cold accounted for 8.2%, while heat accounted for 0.66%. jacc.org/doi/epdf/10.1016/j.…
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