The dangers of dehydration
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  • 10 months ago
On a hot day, you may get thirsty and sweaty while working in the yard, exercising or playing sports. But if you find yourself having trouble concentrating or feeling fatigued, you may be suffering from dehydration, and it can be deadly.
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