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KLAS-TV Warns Viewers About Heat-Related Illnesses


Topic: Health Awareness Campaigns
Posted on 7/27/2021

Nexstar Media Group’s CBS affiliate KLAS-TV Las Vegas, Nev., warned their viewers on July 11 about the dangers of heat waves and gave tips on how to handle heat-related illnesses. KLAS-TV spoke with Dr. Warren Volker, chief clinical officer, Intermountain Healthcare, about the importance of proper hydration and discussed the health signs to look out for when a person experiences heat exhaustion, heat stroke or dehydration, including dizziness, tiredness, muscle pain or spasms. Dr. Volker also emphasized the importance of watching out for those most vulnerable to heat-related illnesses, including children, the elderly and those with chronic medical conditions.



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