Our skin starts to change as sweltering summer approaches. It needs extra protection from rashes, sunburns, persistent tan, and acne if there is exposure to extreme heat and humidity.
Uninvited rains, temperature change, humidity everything contributes to the uneasiness that might invite seasonal maladies. Staying fit, following a routine, and eating healthy foods can be the keys to staying healthy this time.
One billion people across the world could be affected by extreme heat stress - a potentially fatal combination of heat and humidity - if the global temperature reaches the 2 degrees Celsius threshold
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