Summer is quickly approaching, which means extreme heat. Here are the signs you need to know if you or someone is having heat ...

At feels-like temperatures as low as 80 to 89 degrees, heat-related illnesses can settle in. You may experience some fatigue if you spend a lot of time outdoors. Once the heat index rises to 90 to ...

Soaring temperatures are dangerous and deadly. Here's the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke as Ohio has its ...

The National Safety Council (NSC) has awarded more than $140,000 through its Work to Zero Heat Stress Pilot Grant to support ...

Dogs more vulnerable to heat-related illnesses include: Puppies and aged dogs. Dogs with long, thick fur. Dogs with respiratory issues or excess weight. Short-nosed breeds such as boxers ...

and why it’s used to gauge the risk of heat-related illness. According to the Centers for Disease Control, there are multiple types of heat-related illnesses. Heat cramps and heat rash can be ...

doctors are reminding people to take heat illnesses seriously. It does not have to be super-hot to get a heat-related illness, according to Dr. Tristan Worthington, a Doctor of Osteopathic ...

As temperatures climb across Oklahoma and summer approaches, state health and emergency officials are reminding residents to take precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses. Heat-related ...