热浪来袭：人体如何适应高温

As longer, hotter summers become the norm, there are things you can do to help your body better adapt to high temperatures, but only up to a point, discovers Alice Klein DURING recent video calls with my UK colleagues, I have noticed a common theme. Their cheeks are pink, damp hairs stick to their brows and they sigh a lot. The unprecedentedly hot summer in Europe is taking its toll. “How do you cope, living in Australia?” they ask glumly. Earlier this summer, the temperature in the UK reached 38°C (100.4°F), breaking the record for June and many people’s spirits. …