From 44°C heat in Delhi to monsoon-triggered infections in Mumbai and Hyderabad, India’s erratic climate is quietly worsening ...

Highs of 30.8C have been recorded in the Scottish Highlands, as the Met Office says Northern Ireland has seen its warmest day ...

Weather fluctuations significantly impact blood pressure, posing risks for those with hypertension. Hot weather can lower ...

Surviving the summer heat is all about hydration, hydration, hydration. Water will usually do the trick – but some “hydration multipliers,” or electrolyte supplements, are gaining in popularity for ...

“If you are running in the heat, make sure that you’re running safely, that you’re listening to your body and giving yourself ...

A man who has rescued hedgehogs for 30 years has urged people to leave shallow bowls of water outside to help keep the ...

Coffee is known to be a diuretic, and when it is hot and humid outside, it can lead to dehydration if you are drinking too much caffeine without having water. Dehydration can make stomach acid more ...

Carolina Wilga had become very confused and disorientated after 12 days lost in the bush and it was "sheer luck" she eventually found a road, a Western Australian detective has said.

Experts say that heatwaves can leave you feeling drained, foggy and irritable because your body and brain are working overtime to stay cool - especially if you're dehydrated or not sleeping well.

Bladder cancer is seen as a condition that gives off loud warning bells, blood in urine, painful urination, and sudden weight ...

When it comes to staying hydrated in the heat, being proactive is the name of the game. It is very difficult to quickly correct the symptoms of dehydration once they ...

Foods rich in electrolytes, such as salted peanuts, can help your body retain and utilize water effectively. Salted peanuts stand out as a cost-effective, portable snack that provides protein, healthy ...