The difference between sunstroke and heatstroke


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While sunstroke requires direct exposure to the sun, heatstroke can occur even indoors if temperatures are high. — dpa

Wear a hat or cap, drink plenty of fluids, seek shade and avoid outdoor exercise.

These are the golden rules to get through hot days safely, without a sunstroke or heatstroke.

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