From a core temperature of 39C, mild heat exhaustion, such as headaches and ... it doesn't have to be that hot for deaths to occur. In Australia, since 1900, extreme heat has caused more deaths ...

In these temperatures, the ER sees an increase of patients with heat exhaustion. Justice gave some signs to watch out for: Increased sweating Increased heart rate Nausea Lightheadedness Dizziness ...

But the searing heat spread across multiple states, with high temperatures reaching as much as 25 degrees F or more above average in the interior parts of Northern Territory, South Australia and ...

A crash report from the Texas Department of Transportation confirmed that the 21-year-old driver passed out due to heat exhaustion, causing the truck to cross over the median into oncoming traffic ...

BECAUSE THE CONCERN IS JUST HIGHER ON DAYS LIKE THIS. SO PEOPLE SHOULD WATCH OUT FOR SYMPTOMS OF HEAT EXHAUSTION, THINGS LIKE LIGHTHEADEDNESS OR MAYBE SOME CONFUSION, OR YOU’RE FEELING CLAMMY.

The new policy also requires a medical timeout before the game to review procedures for heat exhaustion. A cold tub is also required to be ready for use on site if the WBGT is 86 degrees or above.

When it becomes this hot outside, it's vital to protect yourself from heat exhaustion and heat stroke. "We would recommend not being outside on a day like this," said Dr. Arashdeep Litt with ...

heat cramps or heat exhaustion the longer you're outside and/or with physical activity. A heat index of 103 to 124 degrees enters the "danger zone," the National Weather Service says. Heat cramps ...