Working in heat
Prolonged or intense exposure to high temperatures can lead to heat-related illnesses. These occur when your body is no longer able to maintain a healthy body temperature . Heat-related illnesses may include: heat exhaustion heat cramp dehydration fainting, and heat stroke. People who are most at risk of heat related illness are:
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Exposure to high ambient temperatures causes needless suffering and death. Tempatures above long-term averages during summer months and discrete heat extremes (eg, heatwaves) are associated with excess mortality.1In high -income countries, heat is one of the largest weather-related causes of death.2In addition to mortality, hot weather and heat extremes are associated with increased emergency ...
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Exposure to prolonged or severe natural heat can result in physical conditions ranging from mild heat stroke symptoms to death (DEA 2016). High temperatures are also linked to irritability, fatigue, and decreased performance, which can increase the risk of injury by impacting behaviour such as operating vehicles and power tools.
Extended periods of high day and nighttime temperature conditions create cumulative stress on the human body, increasing the risk of illness and death from heat exposure .
We systematically summarize the multifaceted effects of high-temperature exposure on human health in a changing climate based on the current literature. First, we elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying heat exposure -induced multi-organ injury. Second, we discuss the dual impact of high-temperature exposure on both physiological and psychological conditions of human being. Additionally ...
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