SEOUL, South Korea — With relentless heatwaves, tropical nights, and erratic weather patterns sweeping the region, the strain on public health is intensifying. For those with chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, or kidney disease, summer poses an even greater threat. High temperatures interfere with the body’s ability to regulate heat, causing excessive sweating and rapid fluid loss. This can lead to sudden changes in blood pressure or blood sugar, and increase the risk of dehydration.Dr. Hae-ri Lee, an endocrinologist at H Plus Yangji Hospital, noted that high summ
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Lim Hye Jung, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM
2025.07.25 15:40