“Your medical conditions and or the medications that you’re on can impact your body’s ability to withstand the heat. Research ...

The Oklahoma summer heat is officially upon us. With temperatures expected to reach over 100 degrees throughout the coming weeks, anyone working outside should stay prepared.

To protect against cardiovascular problems in the heat, Chandrashekar recommends staying well hydrated, drinking the recommended 80 ounces of fluid each day. She also advised replacing lost ...

Tackling yard work is a summer tradition, but it can be more dangerous than you think. Almost 85,000 people per year are injured by a lawnmower, including more than 9,00 injuries in children.