Soaring temperatures could spell danger for some people on antidepressants, a scientist said - and they need to take ...

Can’t take the heat? Your medication might be to blame. Doctors are warning that people taking certain antidepressants could be at risk of serious health problems as temperatures soar into the triple ...

Though 1 in 6 Americans take psychiatric medications, many aren't aware of the need to be mindful of the heat in summer months. Medications like Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs), Serotonin ...

As the temperature rises, so does the risk of heat-related illnesses -- and certain medications can make a person even more vulnerable when it’s hot outside. “Medications that decrease your body’s ...

People on SSRIs should be 'extra careful' this summer ...

As triple-digit temperatures hit the East Coast, individuals with a mental illness -- specifically those who take prescribed medication -- are at risk for heat intolerance, with psychiatric ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Hot Texas summer temperatures can cause heat-related illnesses for anyone, but people on certain medications can be even more prone to them. So far this June, Austin-Travis County EMS ...

There's a fine balance between enjoying the summer warmth and avoiding heat exhaustion for those taking medication for their mental health. With the heat index surpassing 100 degrees on Thursday, July ...

I have been finding it difficult to tolerate a slight increase in heat for the past few weeks. Kindly let me know what could be the cause. Abdul (by SMS) Heat intolerance is an unusual sensitivity to ...