Heat stress and the young athlete: Recognizing and reducing the risks: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 76, No 1

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Children participating in athletic activities during periods of high temperature and humidity have special fluid and electrolyte requirements. Dr Beyer discusses the spectrum of heat-related disorders possible under such climatic conditions and stresses the importance of preventing life-threatening heat stroke.

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