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The article concerns the rise in deaths due to severe heatwaves in Germany this summer, where health authorities recorded a new record of approximately 14,000 fatalities, surpassing the previous record in 2018, which was 8,900 deaths. Data indicates that the vast majority of these deaths are linked to age groups over 75 years, especially during the period from June 22 to June 28, when temperatures soared and exceeded 41 degrees Celsius in some regions. The main causes of death are attributed to the effects of high temperatures, particularly among individuals suffering from chronic illnesses such as heart, respiratory, and kidney diseases. Although heat is not always a direct cause of death, it contributes indirectly. The findings suggest that heatwaves have caused a significant increase in death rates, with the risk particularly heightened for the elderly and those with pre-existing health conditions.
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