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How does the body fight heat stroke
The study highlights that an increase in body temperature due to exposure to heatwaves triggers a series of biological responses for self-defense, starting with blood vessel dilation and sweating, and potentially leading to severe disorders such as heatstroke and organ failure. The body's natural cooling mechanisms fail in extreme heat conditions, threatening human life, especially with fluid and electrolyte loss and the acute impact on vital organs.
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