Heat and health in Adelaide, South Australia: assessment of heat thresholds and temperature relationships.
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Philip Weinstein | Monika Nitschke | K. Parton | P. Weinstein | P. Bi | D. Pisaniello | Susan Williams | T. Sullivan | Peng Bi | M. Nitschke | G. Tucker | Kevin A Parton | Susan Williams | Dino L Pisaniello | Graeme R Tucker | Thomas Sullivan
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