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Prevent Heat-related Illnesses
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Temperatures and humidity have both remained high in many areas following the hurricanes. As you clean-up from the storm, make sure that you take steps to prevent heat-related illness. Take plenty of breaks. Drink lots of water or other non-alcoholic and non-caffinated beverages. Use the resources below to learn more about recognizing, preventing and caring for someone who with heat-related illnesses.
Extreme Heat: The Basics
Tips for preventing heat-related illness. Stay Cool. Stay hydrated. Stay Informed
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Heat-related illness: warning signs and symptoms
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This page last reviewed: July 12, 2019
