Extreme temperatures increase the risk of pediatric pneumonia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Pediatrics, February 2024

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@JimDavis1406 @FortRoan @jo6paq @ShaunHumphrey65 @atensnut Yes I already said pneumonia in my reply. Did you miss that while you were arguing against your own logic? https://t.co/UdWCIQBfwZ.

08 Jul 2024

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New Research: Extreme temperatures increase the risk of pediatric pneumonia: a systematic review and meta-analysis: Introduction The impact of climate change on ambient temperatures threatens to worsen pediatric pneumonia-related outcomes… https://t.co/Ls

10 Feb 2024

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RT @ndanmontero: El frío enferma, el calor también. En el caso de #neumonía los niños son más vulnerables a los descensos de temperatura.…

07 Feb 2024

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RT @ndanmontero: El frío enferma, el calor también. En el caso de #neumonía los niños son más vulnerables a los descensos de temperatura.…

07 Feb 2024

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