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American family physician, 1998
Heat-related illnesses cause 240 deaths annually. Although common in athletes, heat-related illnesses also affect the elderly, persons with predisposing medical conditions and those taking a variety of medications. Symptoms range from mild weakness, dizziness and fatigue in cases of heat edema, to syncope, exhaustion and multisystem complications ...
M W, Barrow, K A, Clark
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Heat-related illnesses cause 240 deaths annually. Although common in athletes, heat-related illnesses also affect the elderly, persons with predisposing medical conditions and those taking a variety of medications. Symptoms range from mild weakness, dizziness and fatigue in cases of heat edema, to syncope, exhaustion and multisystem complications ...
M W, Barrow, K A, Clark
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2019
Triathletes, like all athletes engaged in sustained physical activity, generate body heat through well-described energy processes. And when these phenomena are compounded by environmental factors such as heat loading, thermoregulatory mechanisms are seriously challenged and innate mechanisms of heat dissipation are rapidly invoked.
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Triathletes, like all athletes engaged in sustained physical activity, generate body heat through well-described energy processes. And when these phenomena are compounded by environmental factors such as heat loading, thermoregulatory mechanisms are seriously challenged and innate mechanisms of heat dissipation are rapidly invoked.
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American family physician, 2011
Heat-related illness is a set of preventable conditions ranging from mild forms (e.g., heat exhaustion, heat cramps) to potentially fatal heat stroke. Hot and humid conditions challenge cardiovascular compensatory mechanisms. Once core temperature reaches 104°F (40°C), cellular damage occurs, initiating a cascade of events that may lead to organ ...
Jonathan A, Becker, Lynsey K, Stewart
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Heat-related illness is a set of preventable conditions ranging from mild forms (e.g., heat exhaustion, heat cramps) to potentially fatal heat stroke. Hot and humid conditions challenge cardiovascular compensatory mechanisms. Once core temperature reaches 104°F (40°C), cellular damage occurs, initiating a cascade of events that may lead to organ ...
Jonathan A, Becker, Lynsey K, Stewart
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Treatment and Prevention of Heat-Related Illness
New England Journal of Medicine, 2022Cecilia Sorensen, Jeremy Hess
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Individual risk factors associated with exertional heat illness: A systematic review
Experimental Physiology, 2021Michael Nunns +2 more
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Will individuals visit hospitals when suffering heat-related illnesses? Yes, but…
Building and Environment, 2022Li Liguang, Bao-Jie He, Linghua Duo
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Prior viral illness increases heat stroke severity in mice
Experimental Physiology, 2021Lisa R Leon
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Overview of Heat-Related Illnesses
New England Journal of MedicineJulie R. Barzilay +6 more
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