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University of North Carolina at Greensboro, University of Connecticut
Exertional heat illnesses encompass a range of conditions that can occur during physical activity in hot environments. This guide details the spectrum of these illnesses, from minor heat-related issues to severe conditions like exertional heat stroke. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the physiological responses to heat stress and offers evidence-based recommendations for management and prevention. The contributions from various experts in the field ensure a thorough exploration of the topic.
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