Hyperthermia and Hypothermia

Extreme heat and cold can be dangerous for older adults. Hyperthermia is a term for heat-related illnesses, such as heat stroke, heat edema and heat exhaustion. Hypothermia, or having a body temperature of 95 degrees F or below, can result in serious health problems. Explore resources related to hyperthermia and hypothermia in older adults.

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Heat Stress in Older Adults

Excessive heat can be especially dangerous for older adults or individuals with cognitive impairment or respiratory issues. Find out how to prevent heat stroke and heat exhaustion and recognize and treat it when it occurs.
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Hot Weather Safety for Older Adults

Too much heat is not safe for anyone. It is even riskier if you are older or have health problems. It is important to get relief from the heat quickly.
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Hot Weather Safety for Older Adults

This article discusses the symptoms and treatments for hyperthermia and other heat related conditions.
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Hypothermia: Cold Weather Safety for Older Adults

This article from the National Institute on Aging reviews accidental hypothermia, including symptoms and prevention tips.
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