A Difference-in-Differences Approach to Assess the Effect of a Heat Action Plan on Heat-Related Mortality, and Differences in Effectiveness According to Sex, Age, and Socioeconomic Status (Montreal…

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Here are a few other papers I've been reading where interventions have been tested. @TBenmarhnia and colleagues have a bunch of great working looking at efficacy of heat action plans in reducing temperature related mortality in cities. e.g. Montreal: ht…

We showed that EWS were quite effective (up to a 50% reduction) at reducing heat-related mortality in Montreal [https://t.co/nk6bn5eJwM] or hospitalizations in New York City [https://t.co/Z0ZL9FKTbf]. 5/14

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