A recent study indicates that chronic pain should be considered in the preparation for extreme weather conditions in the United States. The findings also suggest that rural residents may face greater risks due to inadequate protection measures.
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Study highlights need to include chronic pain in heat warnings
A study has found that chronic pain should be factored into how the U.S. prepares for extreme weather events. It also highlights that rural populations may be particularly vulnerable due to a lack of protective measures.
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Chronic pain is missing from America's heat warnings
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Study highlights need to include chronic pain in heat warnings