As global temperatures climb, heat waves are no longer rare events. But beyond sunburns and sweat, extreme heat is taking a serious toll on our health - not just in the moment, but in ways that linger ...

New research from the University of Queensland in Australia reveals that heat wave-related deaths are rising because of new ...

For 12 years, scientists thought they knew how much extreme heat human bodies could cope with. New research shows how wrong ...

A recent study warns that heart-related deaths surge by 86 per cent during compound heatwaves—when temperatures stay high ...

India must adopt an aggressive, integrated approach that embeds climate resilience in public health programmes ...

As Delhi faces another spell of extreme heat, experts warn that rising temperatures don’t just cause sunburn or tiredness—they can also seriously impact mental health. While most ... or other side ...

With rising global temperatures, understanding these effects is crucial for protecting public health, especially during heat waves. The research, which analyzed data from over 400 laboratory ...

High temperatures affect public health across ... and hundreds of heat-related deaths. As temperatures rise, CNN is tracking extreme heat conditions and the potential risk for Americans each ...

It may feel strange to experience a heat wave in April, but it's not uncommon in Vegas. Channel 13 is helping you better understand heat risks and ways to stay cool as temperatures start to rise.

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