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Recent analyses indicate that children may be more resilient to heat than previously believed, challenging traditional public health warnings about their vulnerability. While data shows lower rates of heat-related illnesses among children, experts caution that physiological vulnerabilities still exist, emphasizing the importance of continued precautions during extreme heat.
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Recent analyses indicate that children may be more resilient to heat than previously believed, challenging traditional public health warnings about their vulnerability. While data shows lower rates of heat-related illnesses among children, experts caution that physiological vulnerabilities still exist, emphasizing the importance of continued precautions during extreme heat.
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