Is warmer temperatures the reason so many injury deaths happen in the U.S.?
A study published Monday in the journal "Nature Medicine" has found a link between warmer temperatures and injury deaths.
They said it indicates that a temperature increase of 2.7 degrees fahrenheit can cause problems in the United States.
According to the study 16 hundred people in the US are more likely to die every year and majority of those deaths would be men and adolescence to middle age.
Officials said deaths all includes accidents, falls, drownings, assaults, and suicides.