… heat-related illness, including medical conditions, environmental factors, medication use, and
inadequate acclimatization. … mildest forms of heat-related illness (eg, heat edema, exercise-…

… Heat illness may be prevented by recognizing which individuals are at risk, using appropriate
hydration and paying attention to acclimatization and environmental conditions. Preventive …

… be educated about the early signs of heat-related illness, hydration, and initial treatments.
Heat acclimatization is the best protection against heat-related illness. This involves a gradual …

… indicate the effectiveness of heat acclimation for preventing heat-related illness and for improving
… of heat acclimation in humans, and also discuss the ineffectiveness of heat acclimation …

… of exertional-heat-related illnesses [7,14,15]. … Heat training twice/week following heat
acclimation may be effective in improving and maintaining adaptations in environmental symptoms. …

… in symptoms during acclimatization or potential risk for heat illness with increasing symptoms.
… laborers, or soldiers in high-risk heat illness situations. While many studies have examined …

… These prevention strategies include proper acclimatization to the heat; proper fluid … of
heat illness via direct monitoring of athletes by other players, coaches, and medical staff. …

… susceptibility to respiratory illness following viral exposure [… of heat acclimation on resting
salivary immunoglobulin-A and salivary cortisol, self-reported upper-respiratory tract symptoms, …

… For example, it has been shown that 19% of amateur runners experienced illness symptoms
… in-race illness and a recent symptom (the most common symptom being insomnia possibly …

… Heat illness prevention depends upon an awareness of the myriad of factors related to risk,
and heat acclimatisation is … Such acclimatisation leads to an increased sweat rate, decreased …