Why heatwaves hit women harder
This article explores the biological reasons why women are more susceptible to the health risks of extreme heatwaves. It highlights how hormonal fluctuations and physiological differences in sweating and body composition impact thermoregulation.
Why it matters
As climate change increases the frequency of heatwaves, understanding gender-specific health vulnerabilities is crucial for developing effective public health policies and safety awareness.
Image source, GoodLifeStudio By Emily Atkinson Published 12 minutes ago Overwhelmed, irritable, dizzy, bloated, exhausted.
The article relies on medical expert testimony and scientific research to explain physiological differences without political framing.
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