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Why It’s Hotter Nights—More Than Hotter Days—That Make Heat Waves Dangerous

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11 Aug, 2016

“When it’s hot out, your body has to work pretty hard to keep itself cool,” says Brooke Anderson, an epidemiologist at Colorado State University. “If it gets very hot at night and you continue to be exposed to it, your body does not get a chance to rest.”

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