Many patients at the dialysis center were much younger than the typical population, with many in their 20s to 40s, raising concerns about kidney disease's causes.
Kasper's study linked labor in heat-stressed environments to increased kidney disease risk, highlighting the dangers of extreme heat and humidity that dehydrate workers.
Experts warn that prolonged exposure to extreme heat can lead to chronic health issues, including kidney failure, emphasizing the need for protective measures for outdoor workers.
Researchers are finding that extreme heat not only threatens immediate health like heat stroke but can contribute to long-term diseases, particularly for outdoor laborers.
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