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Unequal and Multisystem Mortality Risks After Tropical Cyclones: Renal, Injury, Infectious and Chronic Disease Burdens Across Nine Countries

MedXY Editorial TeamNov 21, 2025
Mortalitypublic healthtropical cyclones

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• Multinational evidence:

A two-stage time-series analysis of 217 tropical cyclone events and 14.8 million deaths (2000–2019) across nine countries/territories found consistent, short-term increases in cause-specific mortality after tropical cyclones.

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