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Rising temperatures mean rising risks for seniors

Three factors increase older adults’ risk in high temperatures: biological changes that occur naturally with age, higher rates of age-related chronic diseases and greater use of medications that can alter the body’s response to heat.

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Heat affects older people more – here s how to stay safe

Heat affects older people more – here s how to stay safe
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It s hot, but not record-breaking hot, says Texas expert | Local News

It s hot, but not record-breaking hot, says Texas expert | Local News
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Older People Are More Vulnerable to Heat Here s How to Stay Safe

If you’re over 65, it’s important to take high temperatures seriously.

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North Texas is hot, just not recording breaking hot

AUSTIN — With half of summer gone, North Texas continues to swelter, but temperatures are short of breaking records, experts say.

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