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As the Pittsburgh area deals with the extreme heat, doctors are warning that there can be serious health consequences.

With dangerous temperatures mounting in our region, emergency crews are warning the public about the risk of heat stroke.

Heat stroke needs immediate medical attention, so call 9-1-1 or get the patient to a hospital. Heat stroke can appear as ...

High blood pressure is a leading cause of stroke in women and men. But women can also have some risk factors that men don’t, including the use of oral contraceptives and complications of pregnancy.