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Sep. 24th, 2010 at 6:23 PM
A California study found people with air conditioning at home were less likely to develop serious heat-related illnesses during extreme temperature hikes than people without air conditioning. The researchers found that increased hospitalization rates -- for pneumonia, stroke, diabetes, heat stroke and other conditions -- typically associated with temperature spikes were mediated by the use of air conditioning. Reuters (9/23
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