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Recent research indicates that children may be more resilient to extreme heat than previously thought, with lower rates of heat-related illnesses reported among them. While public health guidelines caution against heat exposure for children, experts suggest that the narrative of heightened vulnerability may need to be reassessed, emphasizing the importance of standard safety measures for all age groups.
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Recent research indicates that children may be more resilient to extreme heat than previously thought, with lower rates of heat-related illnesses reported among them. While public health guidelines caution against heat exposure for children, experts suggest that the narrative of heightened vulnerability may need to be reassessed, emphasizing the importance of standard safety measures for all age groups.
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