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… Sports-Related Dehydration On this page: Overview Related … be severe. These types of activities can quickly lead to heat exhaustion . In endurance athletes, dehydration can … with you when you exercise. Avoid alcoholic drinks, which increase dehydration and make it hard to make good …
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… Schizophrenia: Related Disorders On this page: Overview Related Information Overview A few disorders have some of … the same symptoms as people with schizophrenia. But their illness episodes do not last as long (from 1 to 6 months), …
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… and may help protect your body from injury. How can you increase your core strength and stability? Basic core … and may help protect your body from injury. How can you increase your core strength and stability? Basic core …
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… Conditions Related to Dyslexia On this page: Overview Related … and behaviour disorders. Children with dyslexia are at increased risk for conduct and anxiety disorders, … and behaviour disorders. Children with dyslexia are at increased risk for conduct and anxiety disorders, …
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… Heatstroke Prevention: Acclimating to the Heat On this page: Overview Related Information Overview Acclimation helps you remain … a longer time at a lower body temperature. Although this increases the amount you sweat, it decreases the amount of …
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… and vomiting is the most common complication. Do not use medicines, including antibiotics and other treatments, … determine whether foods are cooked to a safe temperature. Reheat leftovers to at least 74°C (165°F) . Do not eat … labels and following safety instructions will reduce your chances of becoming ill with foodborne illness. When in …
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… Foodborne Illness: Vibrio Vulnificus On this page: Related Information What is Vibrio … clothing, such as gloves, when you handle raw shellfish. Related Information Foodborne Illness and Safe Food Handling …
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… Foodborne Illness During Pregnancy On this page: Overview Related … to check whether foods are cooked to a safe temperature. Reheat leftovers to at least 74°C (165°F) . Do not eat …
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… Alcohol Increases the Risk of Cold Injury On this page: Overview Related Information Overview Drinking alcohol may increase … vessels in the skin to get bigger (dilate). This increases heat loss. Related Information Cold Temperature Exposure …
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… Osteoarthritis: Heat and Cold Therapy On this page: Overview Related Information Overview For moderate to severe pain from osteoarthritis , try applying heat and cold to the affected joints. Experiment with these …
