Most emergency action plans for heat illness are built around a single assumption: one athlete goes down, one medical responder takes charge, one call to 911…
Most emergency action plans for heat illness are built around a single assumption: one athlete goes down, one medical responder takes charge, one call to 911…
Extreme Heat Warnings Blanket Southern California as October Heat Wave Continues A prolonged early-October heat wave continues to grip Southern California, with Extreme Heat Warnings in…
The National Weather Service in Phoenix has issued an Extreme Heat Warning that remains in effect from 10 a.m. MST/PDT today through 8 p.m. Friday, October…
CHAPTER 172 An act to amend Section 35179.8 of the Education Code, relating to interscholastic athletic programs. Approved by Governor August 31, 2026. Filed with Secretary of State…
Most heat illness is preventable. Programs that plan ahead, ease athletes into the heat and rehearse their emergency response give athletes the best protection. Use this…
Hydration science is straightforward but widely misunderstood. The CDC’s primary recommendation is to drink more water than usual and not wait until you feel thirsty —…
Extreme heat does not affect everyone equally. People aged 65 and older, young children, outdoor workers, and those on certain medications face significantly elevated risk during…
The federal regulatory landscape for heat safety is evolving rapidly, though a final OSHA heat standard remains elusive. OSHA updated its National Emphasis Program (NEP) on…
July 2026 shattered records as the hottest month in U.S. history, with an average temperature of 76.9°F across the contiguous United States — a staggering 3.3°F…
Introduction When an athlete collapses from exertional heat stroke (EHS), the clock immediately starts ticking. In sports medicine, we refer to this critical window as the…