Recently published in Frontiers in Public Health, an international research team synthesized global evidence on how extreme ambient temperatures affect diabetes risks and outcomes. The authors pooled data from 13 primary studies, concluding that both extreme heat and cold significantly raise the risk of diabetes onset, diabetes-related hospitalizations and emergency department visits, and diabetes-linked deaths. … Climate Extremes Heighten Diabetes Incidence, Hospitalizations and Mortality: Global Evidence and Implications Read More » To access this post, you must purchase Individual Subscriber Yearly or Enterprise Subscriber.