Still, a researcher with Arizona State University said the heat's impact may be greater than we realize.
According to Moseley, people dealing with underlying health conditions may be impacted by the heat. However, not all of their hospital visits are classified as heat-related. ABC15 IS HERE TO HELP Do you have a concern in your community or a news tip? We want to hear from you! According to Moseley, conditions that affect blood vessels and intestine issues may be exacerbated by the increase in temperatures.
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