Extreme Night-Time Heat Linked to Increased Stroke Risk

Studies reveal significant rise in stroke occurrences and mortality during hot nights, urging for preventive measures and urban planning adjustments.

Research shows a 7% increase in stroke risk during extremely hot nights.
Elderly people and women are particularly vulnerable to heat-related strokes.
Data from 11,000 stroke cases over 15 years highlight the growing health threat.
Extreme temperatures, both hot and cold, elevate stroke mortality rates globally.
Experts call for urban planning changes to mitigate the impact of rising night-time temperatures.