Hyperthermia
Hyperthermia is a condition in which internal body temperatures rise to dangerous and even lethal levels. These temperatures can reach anywhere between 104 and 115°F (40 and 46 °C...
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The Army's sprawling training ground here has plenty of challenges _ craggy hills, dense brush, high grass, scratchy juniper trees and temperatures in the 90s. But military officials didn't conside...
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A soldier who went missing for four days after a solo navigation exercise died of hyperthermia and dehydration, according to autopsy results released Wednesday.The body of Sgt. Lawrence G. Sprader,...
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Six leaders of a Fort Hood officer academy have been disciplined in connection with a soldier's death during a training exercise, their attorney said Thursday.One of the leaders of the Noncommissio...
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An Army officer is headed for a military trial on charges of lying to investigators about when he last spoke with a soldier who disappeared during a training exercise and later died, his attorney s...
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It's a scenario that's tragically repeated dozens of times a year: a parent places a toddler in the back seat of a vehicle and later becomes distracted, leaving the child inside to swelter on ...
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The number of people taken to hospital for heatstroke this
summer topped 3,000 in Tokyo and other major cities in Japan, the
highest since the survey began in 2000, the National Institute for...
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An Army officer is headed for a military trial on charges of lying to investigators about when he last spoke with a soldier who disappeared during a training exercise and later died, his attorney s...
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A soldier who went missing for four days after a solo navigation exercise died of hyperthermia and dehydration, according to autopsy results released Wednesday.The body of Sgt. Lawrence G. Sprader,...
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Kevin Kelly is a law-abiding citizen who, much distracted, left his beloved 21-month-old daughter in a sweltering van for seven hours. Frances Kelly had probably been dead for more than four hours ...
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