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New Study Reveals Lower Threshold for Heat Stress Impacting Human Body Regulation
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By מאיה פלח
First reported by N12 · Jul 24, 2026
What happened
A new study reveals that the human body struggles to regulate heat at lower temperature and humidity levels than previously thought, posing increased health risks during Israel's hot summers. Vulnerable populations face greater dangers as climate change intensifies heat waves. Experts call for urban planning and public health adaptations to mitigate these effects.
- 01Human body struggles to regulate temperature between 26-31°C combined heat and humidity.
- 02Above this threshold, body temperature rises continuously, risking heat stroke.
- 03Heat stress increases mortality and risks of heart attacks and strokes, especially in vulnerable groups.
- 04Israel is a climate change hotspot facing intensified heat and humidity challenges.
- 05Urban planning and reduced air conditioning use can help mitigate heat stress.
- 06Healthcare system must prepare for growing climate-related health impacts.
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