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Postgrad Med ; 103(6): 107-8, 114-5, 119-20, 1998 Jun.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-9633545

ABSTRACT

Environmental heat illnesses range from irksome to devastating. People at particular risk are the elderly, the chronically mentally ill, the community-dwelling developmentally delayed, people without social contacts, athletes, and those without access to air-conditioning. Because heat-related deaths are preventable, community-wide response to heat emergencies, together with individual and community education programs, could greatly decrease morbidity and mortality.


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Heat Stress Disorders/prevention & control , Heat Exhaustion/prevention & control , Heat Exhaustion/therapy , Heat Stress Disorders/etiology , Heat Stress Disorders/therapy , Heat Stroke/etiology , Heat Stroke/prevention & control , Humans , Patient Education as Topic , Risk Factors , United States
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