Extreme Weather Threatens Cancer Patients
Update: 2026-01-06
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Climate Change Threatens Cancer Patients: A New Study in ManchesterScientists in Manchester are investigating how extreme weather events, such as heatwaves, storms, and floods, are exacerbating the risks for cancer patients, particularly those with life-threatening conditions. The Christie Hospital, a leading cancer center, is leading the research, focusing on the impact of bad weather on radiotherapy, a crucial treatment for patients. The study, funded by The Christie Charity, will analyze ten years of weather data and patient records to understand the relationship between extreme events and treatment outcomes. The findings will help the NHS build more resilient systems to protect vulnerable patients.
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