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That itchy, prickly rash that flares up in the heat is one of summer's most common complaints — and the science behind it is more interesting than "blocked sweat ducts." Here's what actually causes prickly heat, how to treat it, and how to stop it coming back.

As the UK breaks June temperature records this week, the nights are proving as punishing as the days. When the temperature refuses to drop below 20°C after dark — a "tropical night" — sleep falls apart, and there's a precise physiological reason why. Here's the science, and what genuinely helps.

Hot weather affects blood pressure in several competing directions at once — and the balance between them depends heavily on how well hydrated you are. Several common blood pressure medications also interact with heat. Here's how to manage hypertension safely through a heatwave.

A persistent belief holds that sparkling water doesn't hydrate you as well as still — or that it leaches calcium from your bones and erodes your teeth. The science is clear, and largely reassuring. Here's what's actually true.

UK homes are built to trap heat, not release it, and most of us are improvising when temperatures climb. Here's what actually works to stay cool in a heatwave — including a few things most people get wrong.

Cooked tomatoes, cruciferous vegetables, oily fish and a Mediterranean pattern have the strongest backing for prostate health. Here's what actually works — and what to limit.
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