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Research shows that women are more likely to die from heatwaves than men in multiple countries. The study suggests that this disparity is influenced by factors like age, working conditions, and access to rest, rather than biological reasons.
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Research shows that women are more likely to die from heatwaves than men in multiple countries. The study suggests that this disparity is influenced by factors like age, working conditions, and access to rest, rather than biological reasons.
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More women die in heatwaves, but biology 'isn't main cause'
Research indicates factors beyond biology contribute to higher heat-related deaths among women