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The British "Nature·Climate Change" magazine published a climatological research report on May 31, assessing the relationship between high temperature caused by human-induced climate change and human health.
In the past two centuries, anthropogenic climate changes have caused global temperatures to rise by an average of about 1°C, and some areas have warmed more severely than others.
This time, researchers from the University of Bern, Switzerland, Ana Visido-Cabrila, Antonio Casprini and their colleagues, used data from 732 locations in 43 countries to investigate the number of people in the past 30 years (1991).
The research team also found that since the pre-industrial period, every inhabited continent can be found to increase mortality due to climate change.
But the researchers also pointed out that the study did not include data for some important regions, such as parts of Africa and South Asia, and some countries only have data for a few cities.
