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Anniston Doctors warn medications, heat can be dangerous combo for vulnerable patients

Summary by The Anniston Star
With hot summer temperatures setting in, local doctors are warning that heat-related illnesses can escalate quickly — especially for people on certain medications or with chronic health conditions.

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Hot weather can be risky for patients with high blood pressure or heart and vascular diseases. The heat also affects the effect of some medications, while others prevent the body from cooling down. In a press release from the Na Homolce Hospital on Tuesday, the head of the Cardiology Clinic there, Petr Neužil, informed about this. According to the forecast of the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute, temperatures will rise to 34 degrees Celsius o…

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The Anniston Star broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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