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Ten key points about heat stress UC gives tips for coping with heat stress Heat illness symptoms and first aid How heat affects the body Preventing heat-related illness among agricultural workers (pdf) Download the pdf version of the bilingual (Spanish/English) heat education card.

By Howard Rosenberg, UC Cooperative Extension specialist emeritus Heat rash Acute skin inflammation and clogging of sweat ducts. Regarded as the least severe of heat illnesses.

By Howard Rosenberg, UC Cooperative Extension specialist emeritus Your bodily functions depend on blood circulation and many chemical reactions that occur best at about 98.6 degrees. The body has natural ways of gaining or losing heat to maintain that "normal" temperature.

By Howard Rosenberg, UC Cooperative Extension specialist emeritus Functions of the human body depend on blood circulation and chemical reactions that best occur at about 98.6 degrees F. Your body has natural ways of gaining or losing heat to maintain that normal temperature.

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