When British TV doctor Michael Mosley died last year in Greece after walking in extreme heat, local police said "heat exhaustion" was a contributing factor.

As global temperatures rise, more regions are experiencing heat levels that exceed the human body's ability to cool itself.

The study links exertional heat stroke to chronic disorders, revealing impacts on body mass regulation and heart health, ...

Take a look at a few things to consider to ensure this spell of illness does not lead to a life-threatening event.

Several heat waves have killed thousands of people in the last few years in Europe, with around 70,000 deaths alone in 2003.

Florida's rising temperatures pose a significant health risk, with heat-related deaths increasing over the past five years.

A study assessed the impact of electric fans on the body core temperature and heart rate of 18 participants aged 65-85 years, who were exposed to a simulated extreme indoor environment of 36 degrees ...

The most common ones include: heat stroke: a medical emergency when the core body temperature is over 40°C. This can lead to serious problems related to the nervous system, such as confusion ...

Matthew Barton works for Griffith University and is a Co-Director of Dr Matt & Dr Mike's Medical Education Pty Ltd. Michael Todorovic works for Bond University and is Co-Director or Dr Matt & Dr ...