Health experts in South Central Texas are issuing a warning about medication and summer heat. Millions of Americans may be affected by this issue.
Certain medications can increase the risk of heat-related illnesses by interfering with the body's temperature regulation. A specific type of medication is of concern due to its impact on a brain chemical.
Further details are available from local health sources, including University Health, where a pharmacist has commented on the issue.
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