Temperatures of 32℃ are the “Tsumaru Deadline” where death rates from thrombosis skyrocket. A survey on summer thrombosis was conducted.

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In addition to the survey results, the above page introduces the results of an overseas study showing that a temperature of 32°C (82°F) causes a sharp increase in the death rate from thrombosis. Furthermore, the relationship between the risk of thrombosis and temperature is ranked, and the “maximum temperature” and “minimum temperature” in the weather forecast can be used to determine the level of risk for that day.