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In summer, opening your car can feel unbearable when it’s been sitting in the sun. But scientist Hannah Fry has a solution.

Hot weather can increase health risks for people with heart disease. Learn expert-backed tips to stay hydrated, avoid heat-related complications, and protect your heart all summer long.