Huang, WenzhongWenzhongHuangYang, ZhengyuZhengyuYangZhang, YiwenYiwenZhangVogt, ThomasThomasVogtArmstrong, BenBenArmstrongYu, WenhuaWenhuaYuXu, RongbinRongbinXuYu, PeiPeiYuLiu, YanmingYanmingLiuGasparrini, AntonioAntonioGasparriniHundessa, SamuelSamuelHundessaLavigne, EricEricLavigneMolina, TomasTomasMolinaGeiger, TobiasTobiasGeigerYUE-LIANG GUOOtto, ChristianChristianOttoHales, SimonSimonHalesPourzand, FarnazFarnazPourzandPan, Shih-ChunShih-ChunPanJu, KeKeJuRitchie, Elizabeth AElizabeth ARitchieLi, ShanshanShanshanLiGuo, YumingYumingGuoMCC Collaborators2024-04-152024-04-152024-0115491277https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/641927More intense tropical cyclones (TCs) are expected in the future under a warming climate scenario, but little is known about their mortality effect pattern across countries and over decades. We aim to evaluate the TC-specific mortality risks, periods of concern (POC) and characterize the spatiotemporal pattern and exposure-response (ER) relationships on a multicountry scale.en[SDGs]SDG3journal article10.1371/journal.pmed.1004341382526302-s2.0-85182918313https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/85182918313