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For patients with end-stage renal disease

High Temps May Up Admissions, Deaths in End-Stage Renal Disease

Heterogeneity in risk observed according to geographic region
Electric fans reduce core temperature and cardiovascular strain and improve thermal comfort in hot

Electric Fans Help in Hot, Humid Conditions but Not Hot, Dry Ones

In very hot, dry conditions, fan use worsened rectal temperature, heart rate, whole-body sweat rate
Climate change will cause some regions of the world to "smash" high temperature records every year in the coming century

High Temperature Records Will be ‘Smashed’ in Coming Century

High temps increase risk for heat stroke, breathing issues, heart attacks, kidney problems
Hospital admissions for heat-related health problems increase in Northern states long before heat alerts are issued

Heat Alerts May Come Too Late in Northern States

Heat-related illnesses rise at heat index of 85 degrees, but heat alerts not issued until 100 degrees
Projected increases in maternal heat exposure may result in increased congenital heart defect burden

Rising Temps May Up Burden of Congenital Heart Disease in U.S.

Large increases in specific congenital heart defect subtypes projected in different regions
With 21 confirmed child vehicular heatstroke deaths already recorded this year in the United States

Parents Urged to ‘Look Before You Lock’ Cars

Parents urged to be extra vigilant over summer holiday to prevent child vehicular heatstroke deaths
Based on recommendations from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists

Occupational Exposure Limits for Heat Stress Often Exceeded: CDC

Heat stress exceeded exposure limits in all 14 fatalities, eight of 11 non-fatal heat-related illnesses
Older adults are at significantly increased risk of heat-related illnesses

NIH Warns of Increased Risk of Heat-Related Illness for Seniors

Factors that could increase risk include age-related changes to skin; heart, lung, and kidney diseases
When the temperature rises to 108 degrees Fahrenheit or higher

Fan Use in Extreme Heat May Be Detrimental to Health in Elderly

Heart rate, core body temperature rose more with electric fan use than without in 108 degree heat
College football players face greatest risk for exertional heat illness during the start of preseason play

Heat Illness Risk Highest in Early Preseason College Football

Coaches, trainers need to be aware of heat illness symptoms, researchers say