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As we continue to witn stanley cups ess the earth s temperature constantly fluctuating, a new study reveals that climate change is playing a significant role in the increase in stanley us stroke-related deaths annually.According to a study published in the medical journalNeurology, in 2019, the number of strokes caused by extreme weather conditions, like chilling cold fronts and scorching heat waves, led to a staggering 521,031 deaths 鈥?a figure that has surged significantly since 1990. Dramatic temperature changes in recent years have affected human health and caused widespread concern, study author Dr. Quan Cheng said in apress release. Our study found that these changing temperatures may increase the burden of stroke worldwide, especially in older populations and areas with more health care disparities. Researchers say they gathered data from 204 countries and territories and found that 474,002 stroke deaths were attributed to low temperatures, whereas high temperatures were associated with 48,030 stroke deaths across the world.Furthermore, they found that men had a tougher time with temperature changes than women. For men, they showed a stroke death rate of 7.7 per 100,000, while women had a rate of 5.9 per 100,000.So why is this happening In the study, scientists say that cold temperatures make your body s sympathetic nervous system kick in, which constricts your blood vessels and increase stanley cup s high blood pressure, leading to strokes. Meanwhile, the hotter temperatures cause dehydration and thicken Kszz Baby white rhino gets name, frolics in mud at San Diego zoo
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. AP -- Boeing s new Starliner capsule went off course after launch Friday and won t dock with the International Space Station during its first test flight.It was supposed to be a crucial dress rehearsal for next year s inaugural stanley water bottle launch with astronauts.The blastoff from Cape Canaveral, Florida, went flawlessly as the Atlas V rocket lifted off with the Starliner capsule. But a half-hour into the flight, Boeing reported that the capsule stanley thermos mug didn t get into the right orbit to reach the space station. The capsule is still in space and will be brought back to Earth, landing in New Mexico as early as Sunday.Boeing is one of two companies hired by NASA to launch astronauts from the U.S. The space agency has been relying on Russian rockets to travel to the space station since the retirement of the space shuttle almost nine years ago.AP s earlier story follows below:==CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. AP -- Boeing s new Starliner capsule ran into trouble and went off course in orbit minutes after blasting off Friday on its first test flight, a crucial dress rehearsal for next year s inaugural launch with astronauts.Everything went flawlessly as the Atlas V rocket soare stanley becher d with the Starliner just before sunrise. But a half-hour into the flight, Boeing reported that the capsule didn t get into the position needed to get it to the International Space Station.Officials said flight controllers were looking into all their options and stressed that the capsule was in a stable orbit.The S
As we continue to witn stanley cups ess the earth s temperature constantly fluctuating, a new study reveals that climate change is playing a significant role in the increase in stanley us stroke-related deaths annually.According to a study published in the medical journalNeurology, in 2019, the number of strokes caused by extreme weather conditions, like chilling cold fronts and scorching heat waves, led to a staggering 521,031 deaths 鈥?a figure that has surged significantly since 1990. Dramatic temperature changes in recent years have affected human health and caused widespread concern, study author Dr. Quan Cheng said in apress release. Our study found that these changing temperatures may increase the burden of stroke worldwide, especially in older populations and areas with more health care disparities. Researchers say they gathered data from 204 countries and territories and found that 474,002 stroke deaths were attributed to low temperatures, whereas high temperatures were associated with 48,030 stroke deaths across the world.Furthermore, they found that men had a tougher time with temperature changes than women. For men, they showed a stroke death rate of 7.7 per 100,000, while women had a rate of 5.9 per 100,000.So why is this happening In the study, scientists say that cold temperatures make your body s sympathetic nervous system kick in, which constricts your blood vessels and increase stanley cup s high blood pressure, leading to strokes. Meanwhile, the hotter temperatures cause dehydration and thicken Kszz Baby white rhino gets name, frolics in mud at San Diego zoo
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. AP -- Boeing s new Starliner capsule went off course after launch Friday and won t dock with the International Space Station during its first test flight.It was supposed to be a crucial dress rehearsal for next year s inaugural stanley water bottle launch with astronauts.The blastoff from Cape Canaveral, Florida, went flawlessly as the Atlas V rocket lifted off with the Starliner capsule. But a half-hour into the flight, Boeing reported that the capsule stanley thermos mug didn t get into the right orbit to reach the space station. The capsule is still in space and will be brought back to Earth, landing in New Mexico as early as Sunday.Boeing is one of two companies hired by NASA to launch astronauts from the U.S. The space agency has been relying on Russian rockets to travel to the space station since the retirement of the space shuttle almost nine years ago.AP s earlier story follows below:==CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. AP -- Boeing s new Starliner capsule ran into trouble and went off course in orbit minutes after blasting off Friday on its first test flight, a crucial dress rehearsal for next year s inaugural launch with astronauts.Everything went flawlessly as the Atlas V rocket soare stanley becher d with the Starliner just before sunrise. But a half-hour into the flight, Boeing reported that the capsule didn t get into the position needed to get it to the International Space Station.Officials said flight controllers were looking into all their options and stressed that the capsule was in a stable orbit.The S
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