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Marine heatwaves are no longer just an environmental crisis—they’re directly threatening human health in ways that go far beyond dying coral and fish. From fueling deadly storms and poisoning seafood to triggering eco-anxiety and grief in ocean-dependent communities, these underwater heat spikes are reshaping public health risks. Scientists are urging us to treat them like land-based heatwaves, integrating ocean forecasts into health planning to protect people before the damage hits. Recognizing this deep connection between sea and soul is the first step toward smarter, more resilient policies for both people and planet.

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