Role of Acclimatization in Weather-Related Human Mortality During the Transition Seasons of Autumn and Spring in a Thermally Extreme Mid-Latitude Continental Climate
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acclimatization; heat strain; cold strain; human bioclimate; Acclimatization Thermal Strain Index; physiological adaptation; seasonal mortality;All these keywords.
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