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Health and Social Services During Heat Events: Demand for Services in Los Angeles County.
The authors analyze the relationship between heat events in Los Angeles County and (1) emergency medical services, (2) emergency room visits, (3) deaths investigated by the medical examiner, and (4) bookings for violent offenses. Heat events are classified according to the National Weather Service HeatRisk system. Days classified as moderate, major, and severe HeatRisk days are associated with worse results for all these outcomes.
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