As India faces rising temperatures and increased heatwave days, dehydration-induced hypotension poses a significant public ...

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Temperatures in India and Pakistan are “expected to climb to dangerous levels” this week, CNN reports, with Delhi recording temperatures above 40C “at least three times this month” and parts of ...

Worker safety should always come first. These tactics ensure you're keeping your employees safe from heat stress.

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All trails in the Black Canyon area have now reopened after a temporary closure due to extreme heat and a large-scale rescue ...

Park rangers who assisted in the rescue say the group of hikers attempted the 3.2-mile trek without adequate preparation.

Thursday's weather is a preview of what's to come this summer in the Valley of the Sun, and researchers are working to find out how the extreme heat can affect people who spend years living here.

“Don’t ignore signs like extreme tiredness, mood changes, or trouble sleeping,” says Singh. “These can be early signs that heat is affecting your mental health.” Dr Ajinkya adds, “If you have a mental ...

Vulnerable groups like the elderly, children, and those with preexisting health conditions are particularly at risk during ...

The human body relies on an internal thermostat, primarily governed by the hypothalamus, to maintain a stable temperature ...