Additional file 3 of Association between psychosocial factors and adverse effects of light-to-moderate ambient heat in patients with chronic diseases: results of the prospective cohort study CLIMATE-II

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Authors: Ingmar Schäfer, Valentina Paucke, Julia Nothacker, Agata Menzel, Susanne Döpfmer, Klaus Häger, Susann Hueber, Arian Karimzadeh, Thomas Kötter, Christin Löffler, Beate Sigrid Müller, Martin Scherer
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Additional file 3: Supplementary figures and tables. Figure S1: Number of participants by number of observations. Figure S2: Distribution of dependent variable and continuous independent variables. Figure S3: Mean maximum daily heat exposure in °C between 1 July and 19 September 2024 by weather measuring station. Figure S4: Number of observations by heat exposure. Table S1: Pairwise correlations between independent variables. Table S2: Unadjusted association of symptom burden with heat and participant characteristics by distance between meteorological station and study participants’ homes. Table S3: Multivariable association of symptom burden with heat and participant characteristics by distance between meteorological station and study participants’ homes. Table S4: Association of log-transformed symptom burden with heat and participant characteristics.

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Climate Change and Health Impacts Thermoregulation and physiological responses Health Environment Cognitive Aging

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1 January 2026