Articles related to "Preventing Heat Related Illness"

As the temperatures rise, hikers should take extra precautions on the trail to avoid illness and injury.

As the temperature climbs, so does the risk for heat related illness. Here are some tips to stay healthy.

As heat and humidity levels rise, athletes are at an increased risk for heat illness. Adjustments can be made by coaches to reduce the risk.

Dehydration, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke occur on a spectrum of heat-related illness. Heatstroke, the most severe of these conditions, is avoidable.

If exertional heat illness position statements and guidelines are followed, there should be no heat-related deaths in athletes. Adequate rest and hydration are the key.

Heat exhaustion & heat stroke can be dangerous for athletes. Prevent the problem by drinking water and sports drinks, but also recognize the symptoms if you get too hot.