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HonorHealth CMO advises Fountain Hills residents on how to stay safe from summer heat

HonorHealth Chief Medical Officer Michael Ravelo.

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Summer is closing in on Fountain Hills fast, and with the changing of seasons brings scorching temperatures.

Even amongst all of the summer festivities and entertainment, it’s still important to stay safe from the heat, cool down and drink water.

Michael Ravelo, chief medical officer of HonorHealth and Fountain Hills resident, said that the first step of heat safety is to recognize symptoms of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, as well as what makes them different.

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