Staff Report
Summer in Texas comes with sweltering temperatures, high humidity and lots of sunshine — and with that comes heat strokes and heat exhaustion, which thankfully, are preventable.
According to Austin Emergency Center, it is first important to note the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke, recognize symptoms of each and know what treatment is necessary.
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