Research from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) shows that the risk of acute kidney injury increases significantly when daily temperatures climb above 25°C. In fact, acute kidney injury is 62% more likely at 32°C compared to 17°C. Even small changes in kidney function can affect outcomes. The researchers suggest clinicians advise people with kidney disease to take precautions in warm weather.
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