The return of summer means BBQs, extra daylight, and trips to the beach! But hot weather can also be a risk to your health.
Extreme heat can cause health problems such as dehydration, exhaustion, and heat stroke, as well as worsen existing health conditions. In fact, heat is the leading cause of weather-related death.
Read these 8 tips to safely enjoy the warm weather.
Want to learn more? Learn the signs of dehydration, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Deb is an introspective leader who values empowering others to express themselves. After a 33-year career at IH, she’s looking forward to her retirement.
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Brooke loves her job as an ultrasound technician not only because of what she gets to do, but because of the team she works with at Royal Inland Hospital.
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Interview with Wilfred Barnes, a syilx/ Indigenous Elder & syilx knowledge / nsyilxcn language educator and consultant, about the work and experiences with IH
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While breastfeeding is natural, it’s not always easy and can take time, patience and support. There are many caring people who can help you on your journey.
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This initiative is dedicated to enhancing health and wellness outcomes for Métis people through collaboration and cultural integration.
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