HEAT RELATED ILLNESSES
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Doctors advise precautions against heat-related illnesses as temperatures continue to soar in Andhra Pradesh
According to Dr Selva Kumar, drinking at least 4 liters of water per day prevents sunstroke. "Low water percentage in our body can lead to sunstroke," he said and suggested people to wear light-colored cotton clothes, carry protection gear like caps, eyeglasses, and umbrellas, and avoiding heat-absorbing black clothes.
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Early summer onset: Doctors issue afternoon heat alert for elderly, kids
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Bengaluru: Changing weather makes many children vulnerable to infections, say doctors
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Changing weather makes many children vulnerable to infections, say doctors
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Sugar, BP levels going up? It may be the heat, say doctors
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Union Health Ministry holds review meeting on heatwave preparedness
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Delhi: Union Health Ministry holds review meeting with states on heatwave preparedness
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"Wear loose clothes, drink water": AIIMS professor cautions against heatwave conditions
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Delhi weather update: Exercise caution as exposure could lead to strokes too
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