With temperatures in the 90s in the forecast, it's time to brush up on heat safety tips as cases of heat-related illnesses ...

Kimberly McBride is a family medicine nurse practitioner at Health Point. She recommends that a person drink at least six ...

Heat stroke needs immediate medical attention, so call 9-1-1 or get the patient to a hospital. Heat stroke can appear as ...

Stay hydrated. Drinking plenty of water helps prevent heat illnesses, according to the Red Cross, which says the average ...

Taiwan is baking under high summer temperatures, and doctors say it's causing a spike in the number of emergency room visits for what turns out to be heat stroke.

It’s the summer time and the weather is fine, but only up to a point. Those hot August nights are great for spending time ...

With July Fourth fireworks and summer heat, Whitney Milewski, practice manager at Lafayette Animal Hospital, shares tips to ...

People experiencing heat stroke need immediate medical assistance – call 911. Before help arrives, begin cooling the exhausted individual by any means possible, such as spraying them with a ...

With a widespread heat wave bringing dangerously high temperatures and triple-digit heat indexes for millions of people, the ...

Leaving your child or pet in a hot car is never a safe option. Here's how you can keep them safe amid Michigan summer.

Heat stroke can appear as throbbing headaches, confusion, nausea, dizziness, body temperatures above 103 degrees. ... check the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration website in both ...