Living in extreme heat may speed up aging process in adults 56 and older, USC study suggests

ByBrianna Ruffalo

Tuesday, March 25, 2025 9:55PM

Living in extreme heat may speed up aging, USC study suggests

The results from the USC study show that those in a certain age group could age up to an entire year faster living in neighborhoods that have more days of extreme heat.

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