Study Links Solar Storms to Rise in Women’s Heart Attacks
• Brazilian study suggests a link between solar storms and increased heart attacks, especially in women.
• Research indicates a rise in cardiac events during periods of heightened geomagnetic storm activity.
• Further investigation is needed to understand the potential health impacts of space weather on cardiovascular function.
Solar storms and increased heart attack incidence
A recent study by Brazilian researchers has uncovered a potential correlation between solar storms and an increased incidence of heart attacks, particularly among women. The research, which spanned from 1998 to 2005, indicated a notable rise in cardiac events during periods of heightened geomagnetic storm activity.
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