What to know about heatstroke as temperatures climb

By Cassidy Morrison

Published July 23, 2022 10:00am ET

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What to know about heatstroke as temperatures climb — The dangers of heatstroke are becoming more relevant with a major heat wave bearing down. Here is what heatstroke does to the body. Heatstroke occurs when a person’s body temperature exceeds 104 degrees as a result of overexertion in hot and humid conditions. Anyone can get it, but infants and the elderly are at the […]

The dangers of heatstroke are becoming more relevant with a major heat wave bearing down. Here is what heatstroke does to the body.

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