A Yale study highlights how the rise of extreme temperatures in the United States is increasing the risk of stroke for adults ...

Heat stroke is primarily classified into exertional and non-exertional forms. Exertional heat stroke results from strenuous ...

According to a new study, short-term exposure to high ambient temperatures may significantly increase the risk of stroke among people aged 18 to 64 years, especially women. The study, which analyzed ...

Exertional heat stroke results from strenuous physical activity in high heat, while non-exertional heat stroke typically affects those exposed to extreme heat without engaging in significant physical ...

Dr Ray O’Connor takes a look at the latest clinical papers on the treatment of stroke, and how high quality rehabilitation ...

Heat stroke is primarily classified into exertional and non-exertional forms. Exertional heat stroke results from strenuous physical activity in high ...

New research from Yale University indicates that short-term exposure to high temperatures significantly increases the risk of ...

A team of physiologists at the University of Ottawa's Human and Environmental Physiology Research Unit reports that use of an electric fan during periods of high temperatures by older people does not ...

With the recent announcement from the South African Weather Service regarding high heatwaves, locals are encouraged to stay safe at all times.

The trend might be helpful for some individuals in the short run, but it can raise concerns if it continues for more than a ...

Severe temperature spikes may double or triple the risk of irregular heart rhythm in people with implanted defibrillators. An analysis of health data for more than 2,000 people with implantable ...