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The chill pill, Physicians recently used the USF football team to test a pill that may prevent heat strokes.
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Documents & Resources
- NATA Position Statement: Heat Illness (PDF)
- NATA Position Statement: Fluid Replacement (PDF)
- James Madison University - Heat and Hydration Policy (DOC)
- University of Georgia - Heat Illness Protocol (PDF)
- 2002 GSSI Guidelines on Heat Safety in Football (DOC)
- Comparison of IV and Oral Hydration (DOC)
- University of Maryland - Heat Prevention Program (DOC)
- University of South Carolina - Aiken - Heat Illness Protocol (PDF)
- University of Maryland Student Athlete Presentation (PPT)
- University of Georgia - IV Administration Protocol (PDF)
- University of Maryland - Urine Color Chart (DOC)
- Inter-Association Task Force on Exertional Heat Illness Consensus Statement (PDF)
- Belmont University - Heat Illness Position Statement (PDF)
- Heat Stroke Deaths Since 1995 - 2001 (DOC)
- Rhabdomyolysis (PDF)
- Tennis Players Suffer in the Heat Served Up at the 2005 US Open (DOC)
- HEAT STROKE IN SPORTS: CAUSES, PREVENTION, AND TREATMENT (DOC)
- The NCAA News, July 21, 2003 (DOC)
- The chill pill, Physicians recently used the USF football team to test a pill that may prevent heat strokes. (DOC)
- Heat Illness: On-Site Diagnosis and Cooling (DOC)
- Heat-Related Illnesses (DOC)
- Exertional Rhabdomyolysis Early Recognition Is Key (DOC)
- PREPARING ATHLETES FOR COMPETITION IN THE HEAT: DEVELOPING AN EFFECTIVE ACCLIMIZATION STRATEGY (DOC)
- Policies change after heat deaths (DOC)
- NCAA Guideline: Prevention of Heat Illness (2010) (PDF)
