Latest heatstroke news
"Last summer, we saw hundreds of people die" – Phoenix gears up for trail closures after heat-related rescues
By Julia Clarke published
After the first 100-degree day of the year, Phoenix announced several trails will close to hikers during extreme heat
Midwest marathon canceled due to “extreme and dangerous” conditions
By Julia Clarke published
The race was expected to draw 8,000 runners to Minneapolis and St Paul
The deadliest US National Park is going to get deadlier – here's why
By Julia Clarke published
A new study focuses on the effect of climate change on Grand Canyon visitors
Is heat training the key to unlocking peak athletic performance?
By Julia Clarke published
We speak to an endurance expert on using cutting edge science to monitor your core body temperature, and adapt to heat on race day
Hiker dies at Death Valley trailhead as temperatures soar
By Cat Ellis published
The man's cause of death is unknown, but Park Rangers suspect the extreme heat was a factor
What are the risks of hiking or running in a heatwave?
By Alex Foxfield published
We a look at the potential dangers of exercise in hot weather, as heatwaves become an increasingly regular feature of our summers
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