Heat exhaustion & stroke danger often greatest at summer’s start

Evan Jones May 24, 2011 1 minute read

We’re into the first hot spell of the year, and heat exhaustion can be a particular problem when each summer season begins. More from News/Talk 960 WFIR.

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