Extreme Heat
These self-help measures are not a substitute for medical care but may help you recognize and respond promptly to warning signs of trouble. Your best defense against heat-related illness is prevention. Staying cool and making simple changes in your fluid intake, activities, and clothing during hot weather can help you remain safe and healthy.
What You Should Know
Social Media
Stay informed with new social media tools such as eCards, Twitter, Facebook, widgets, buttons, and more.
Resources for Health Professionals
View a full-sized image of the Extreme Heat Infographic. Share it on social media or print it out to post in your office, school, or home.
Health and Safety Concerns for All Disasters
Illnesses, injuries, carbon monoxide poisoning, animals & insects, food, water, cleanup, mold, environmental concerns, and coping with a disaster. Learn more.
- Page last reviewed: May 31, 2012
- Page last updated: July 26, 2016
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