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If someone suffers from heat stroke, a strategy referred to as “cool first, transport second” is likely to save that person’s life.

Two of the biggest risks in extreme heat are heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Both can come on fast, and in some cases, become dangerous if left untreated.

Metro veterinary clinics have said they have seen an increase in heat stroke cases in pets this summer.

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A heat advisory and extreme heat warning will be in effect as hot and humid conditions hit Delaware on July 25. See the weather forecast.

As a heat dome drives temps past 110, Saints trainers and doctors explain how to stay cool, spot signs of heat illness, and protect those most at risk.

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Extreme heat poses health risk: What to know to stay safe CHI's Dr. Cook recommends running errands and doing yardwork in the evening to avoid the heat of the day.

Heat-related illnesses range from uncomfortable heat cramping to life-threatening heat stroke.

If you don't recover within 30 minutes, seek further medical help. Heat stroke is an escalation of heat exhaustion. It is the most severe form of heat-related illness and is a medical emergency.