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Research links extreme heat to brain effects
The report refutes the claim that rising temperatures have a negative impact on human brain performance, stating that higher temperatures do not make people more irritable or less capable of completing mental tasks. It also finds no increased risk of Alzheimer's disease or Parkinson's disease due to heat-related air pollution. Studies have shown that higher temperatures do not lead to an increase in accidents or crimes, nor do they cause academic performance to decline or aggression to rise. It is recommended to stay in cool places and avoid direct exposure to heat.
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