What to do when 'the heat's on'

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      <subfield code="a">Heat stress on individuals is a complicated problem for the safety practitioner. It involves consideration of instrumentation, personal protective equipment, and the body type of the individual. This article includes: a satisfactory wet-bulb thermometer; a glove thermometer; a dry bulb mercury-in-glass; aclimatization</subfield>
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