Tokyo and University of Tokyo researchers find 27.1 degrees Celsius elevates heatstroke risk

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Temperatures exceeding 27.1 degrees Celsius significantly increase the risk of heatstroke fatalities. A joint study by the Tokyo Medical Examiner's Office and the University of Tokyo found this correlation, urging people to seek relief from the heat. The research highlights the dangers of high temperatures and the importance of preventative measures against heatstroke.


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