That's more than twice the number of those who've died from hyperthermia, the medical term for when someone's body overheats. "There are similar risk factors for both," said Dr. Joseph Kiesler ...

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They might sleep outdoors in very cold weather and walk during extreme heat. This can cause hypothermia or hyperthermia. One of those remote areas is the Sonoran Desert, which spans the southwest ...

That's more than twice the number of those who've died from hyperthermia ... This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Extreme cold usually deadlier than extreme heat, data shows ...

These include being deprived of food and water and being exposed to extreme temperatures ... meaning they are at higher risk of hyperthermia if the temperature is high, and can also have breathing ...

“We are getting ready to go into a cold spell, and the cold spells — when they happen — people work out in the cold can develop hyperthermia ... people jogging in extreme conditions.

Exposure to extreme heat can be dangerous, causing heat stroke, hyperthermia or heat exhaustion. It can also be deadly, with the number of U.S. heat deaths surging in recent years as climate ...

Harris said the main concerns about this cold are hyperthermia and frostbite ... Atmos Energy said as the forecast calls for extreme winter weather, they are closely monitoring the weather ...

At this time of writing in 2024, there is no safety or performance provision for maintaining cold drinking fluids in the racing car during F1 races, many of which take place in extreme hot weather ...