Extreme heat is becoming more common, and experts say it can affect your health in short- and long-term ways. A new study suggests that two years of exposure to heat waves could prematurely age a ...

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Everyone has felt the exhaustion and dehydration that comes with spending too much time in the heat. But research shows that the impact of being exposed to extreme heat goes beyond heat waves: ...

Extreme heat can trigger excessive sweating that overwhelms the body’s natural cooling system, potentially leading to heat cramps, heat stroke and even death in severe, untreated cases. An ...

Exposure to heat waves over just two years could add up to 12 extra days of age-related health damage. By Sachi Kitajima Mulkey Living through extreme heat waves can accelerate your rate of aging, ...

Years of repeated exposure to heat waves may accelerate aging, particularly among manual workers, rural residents and people from communities with fewer air conditioners, according to a study ...

Sweltering heatwaves can have lasting health impacts – accumulated exposure to hot-weather days appears to accelerate people’s biological ageing. “We now have at least two prominent studies showing an ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- After a mild July, August is really heating up. What's the key to staying cool? It might surprise you to learn that an electric fan might not be the answer. When temperatures ...

LA MESA, Calif. (KGTV) - When the temperature turns up, some enjoy it by going outside. Others look for cooler temps in cool zones like the La Mesa Library. "We're right next to the trolley so maybe ...

EVANSVILLE – The brutal heat enveloping Evansville for roughly the 1,000th time this summer should break soon. Kind of. According to a bulletin from the Paducah, Kentucky office of the National ...