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Heat warnings overlook a common health problem that extreme temperatures may make worse
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Heat warnings are typically issued to protect the public from the immediate dangers of extreme temperatures, such as heatstroke and dehydration. However, the impact of heat on the body can be more subtle and far-reaching, affecting people's daily routines and exacerbating underlying health conditions. As the UK experiences more frequent and severe heatwaves, understanding the broader effects of heat on human health is becoming increasingly important.
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Heat warnings overlook a common health problem that extreme temperatures may make worse
Heat affects the body through dehydration, broken sleep and the way it quietly shrinks the range of things a person is willing to do in a day
10 Aug, 19:50
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