The multi-day heat wave conditions have arrived this summer, with temperatures soaring past 45°C in some regions. While we ...

As Pensacola continues to see triple-digit heat indexes, various health organizations remind residents that heat is not just a nuisance. With hot weather, the chance of heat stroke and heat exhaustion ...

The first summer heat wave of 2024 is in full force with temperatures in the 90s and the heat index likely to hit 100 degrees. So if you're outside, here are a few tips to keep yourself safe in the ...

What do parents need to know about heat stroke risks for children? Experts warn that extreme heat poses serious risks to children during summer activities, with heat stroke leading to long-term health ...

Southeast Australia is enduring a record-breaking heat wave, with temperatures rising above 40ºC in many areas.

Heat stroke is a life‐threatening condition characterised by a rapid elevation in core body temperature above 40°C and central nervous system dysfunction. It predominantly arises from prolonged ...

This article was originally published by The Conversation. Beach trips, cookouts and other outdoor activities are in full swing as summer arrives and the first widespread heat wave of 2025 hits the ...

Extreme heat is the most common cause of weather-related hospitalisations and deaths in Australia – here’s what you need to know ...

In case you didn't know it, it's going to be a hot one this weekend, with temperatures in Summit County expected to reach the mid 90s. Air conditioners will be working overtime and most time will be ...

Service members routinely face real-world medical readiness challenges during deployments and the outdoor training exercises that prepare troops for combat. Heat stress is one of the most common of ...

A comprehensive fifteen-year study from Germany’s Augsburg Hospital has revealed a significant connection between elevated nighttime temperatures and increased stroke risk. The research, which ...

When people get hot, we can strip off clothing and we sweat to cool down. But animals such as cats and dogs aren’t so lucky.