As temperatures continue to climb this summer, doctors are issuing warnings about the dangers of heat-related illnesses. Dr.

heat-related illnesses include heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps, sunburn and heat rash. Here are the signs and actions to take if you suspect any of these heat-related illnesses.

The first day of summer entered with a bang in a swell of extreme temperatures over the Middle Tennessee area starting last week. "Above-normal temperatures will continue for most of the upcoming ...

Heat stroke A body temperature that is 103 degrees ... MORE LIKE THIS | How to keep pets safe on hot daysSunburns and heat rashes Sunburns can be painful, with red and warm skin or have blisters.

Heat rash or heat cramps: Stop all activity, move into the shade, rest, and hydrate — preferably with isotonic drinks, which help replenish electrolytes lost through sweat. Heat exhaustion: Seek ...

In serious cases, heat stroke can lead to seizures or loss of consciousness ... “Children spending lots of time in the sun also may experience heat rash, which happens when sweat ducts get clogged and ...

As the weekend approaches, a wave of extreme heat is building across Central Texas and South Texas, with temperatures ...

With hot and dry conditions expected to last until September, these tips can help you remain cool, alert and healthy.

When the body is exposed to extreme heat, the skin often becomes one of ... discoloration, or even rashes. Severe epidermal damage may also result in blistering or peeling. This damage frequently ...

Heat can affect your health in various ways, particularly during extreme temperatures or prolonged exposure to high heat.

With above normal temperatures again anticipated this summer, we hosted the Denton County Extreme Heat Kickoff Meeting with ...