Thousands are heading to record-breaking heat in Southern Europe. We ask an expert how the body handles high temperatures and get four essential tips for staying cool.

Sweat isn't always visible – be cautious of the heat

Foto: Remo Casilli/Ritzau Scanpix
Foto: Remo Casilli/Ritzau Scanpix
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Summer vacation is in full swing, promising sun, summer, and outdoor activities for most. However, temperatures in Southern Europe are currently so extreme that both tourists and residents may feel unwell if they don’t take precautions—especially for the elderly and infants, who can’t voice their discomfort.

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