We talk about the effects of heat on health and of the sun on the skin in the new double episode of "15 minutes with ..." the in-depth talk on health of the Cagliari university hospital in collaboration with the Unione Sarda group, which will be broadcast live on Tuesday 28 June at 5 pm on the social networks of the Aou of Cagliari (Facebook, Instagram, Youtube), on the website www.aoucagliari.it, on the Facebook page of the Unione Sarda and on www.unionesarda.it.

As always, viewers will be able to ask questions live. On Wednesday, the readers of the Unione Sarda will find further information on the newspaper's “Salute” insert.

Guests of the column, conducted by the journalist Fabrizio Meloni, Head of Communication and External Relations of the Aou, will be Professor Emilio Vallebona , Director of General Medicine at the Duilio Casula Polyclinic and Dr. Cristina Mugheddu , dermatologist of San Giovanni di Dio. It will be the last episode before the summer break: the broadcast will resume in September with many new features.
Heat causes health problems by altering the body's temperature regulation system. Normally, the body cools down by sweating, but under certain physical and environmental conditions this is not enough.
If body heat is not effectively eliminated, the body temperature rises rapidly. Protecting yourself with small precautions prevents the occurrence of both mild ailments that feel the heat such as cramps, fainting, edema, and those of greater severity, such as congestion, heat stroke, dehydration. In the case of chronic diseases, in the presence of extreme heat conditions, one is exposed to a greater risk.
Lying in the sun offers several benefits, but your skin can also suffer if you don't protect yourself adequately. There are several undesirable effects on the epidermis such as sunburn, premature aging, allergies and, in the most serious cases, tumors of different types.
The talk "15 minutes with ..." is edited by Aou Cagliari News, the newspaper of the university hospital. Agile and simple format, it provides 15 minutes of question and answer with the specialists and the possibility for the public to ask questions live.

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