 The study found that a daily increase in temperature from the daily minimum to the 75th percentile is associated with a cumulative 24.6 percent increase in hospital visit rates for alcohol-related disorders and evidence of a positive association at temperatures up to the 50th percentile for substance-related disorders. The findings suggest that elevated temperatures could impact hospital visits from these disorders and could be further affected by rising temperatures resulting from climate change. Enhanced social infrastructure and health system interventions could mitigate these impacts. This article was authored by Robby M. Parks, Sebastian T. Rowland, Vivienne Dew and others.