Editorial Board of the journal Temperature

Heat advice is too generic - let’s fix that! Happy to be leading a talented group of guest editors in a new Special Call in @temperatureeb.bsky.social for physiology-informed protection of vulnerable groups. 🌡️👴👷‍♂️🚴‍♀️☀️ Deadline 31 July 2026.
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#HeatHealth #Equity

Call for Papers

Heat exposure of vulnerable populations: Physiological insights for policy action

This special issue seeks research that strengthens the real-world application of thermophysiology to protect vulnerable populations from heat exposure.

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Exposure To Extreme Heat and Cold Temperature is Leading to Additional Preventable Deaths, New 19-Year Study Suggests - Taylor & Francis Newsroom There’s No Time to Be Lost to Reduce Deaths From Heatwaves And Extreme Cold in India, Where Study Took Place  Findings Suggest That When Areas Invest in Healthcare, and other Social Sectors, Numbers o...

Taylor & Francis highlights a recent Temperature article.
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#TemperatureJournal #heatwave #extremecold

Mortality due to heatstroke and exposure to cold: Evidence from India The effects of exposure to extreme heat and cold temperatures on human health have mostly been studied in high-income countries. We examined this association by exploring the effect of extreme temp...

This Temperature study www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... received coverage in the top news outlets in India, including The Times of India, India Today, The Hindu, etc. It has the highest Attention Score of all Temperature articles published in 2025 to-date.

#TemperatureJournal #heatstroke

Planning a round of golf this weekend? 🏌️ A recent case-control study sheds light on key factors linked to exertional heat exhaustion🔥. Valuable insights to consider before you hit the course next.

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#exertionalHeatExhaustion #Golf #Sports #TemperatureJournal

How effective are wearable cooling devices This summer, you might notice more people using a gadget to fight the heat: a horseshoe-shaped fan that sits on your neck and blows air. But can a neck cooling fan really help you?

🧊“They’re doing something…” – @tylerexphys.bsky.social, via ‪@npr.org

With extreme heat on the rise, wearable cooling devices are everywhere, but how effective are they really?

The science, and the hype:

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#HeatHealth #Thermoregulation #TemperatureJournal

Salivary cortisol response to post-exercise infrared sauna declines over time Heat exposure after exercise may enhance recovery of physical performance but can also impose additional physiological stress on athletes. This study investigated the effects of post-exercise infra...

🔥 Recovery or added stress? A new study shows that post-exercise infrared sauna initially ramps up cortisol and HR in female athletes—but after 6 weeks of consistent use, the body adapts. 🧠💥
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#ExerciseRecovery #InfraredSauna #SportsPhysiology #TemperatureJournal

Fire brigade ‘ran out of water’ because they had no power for borehole turbine

Fire brigade ‘ran out of water’ because they had no power for borehole turbine

In 1977, Profs. Mandell (R), Douglas (CTR) & Bennett (L) started working on the Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases (PPID), which became the infectious diseases bible. Andrej Romanovsky, Temperature EIC, co-contributed a chapter on fever for the just released 10th edition of PPID.

Cities are heating up. Better infrastructure can cool them down Urban infrastructure can be one of the most powerful tools to keep people cool, without relying on energy-hungry air conditioning. The key is focusing on "surface infrastructure" — the places where th...

Cities are heating up—fast. A new UN Disaster Risk Reduction piece highlights how poor infrastructure design drives urban heat, and what cities can do to adapt.

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#UrbanHeat #ClimateAdaptation #TemperatureJournal

🎉👏 A huge congratulations to Professor George Havenith on receiving the prestigious @lborouniversity.bsky.social Medal!

Editorial board members of @temperatureeb.bsky.social are thrilled to celebrate recognition of his world-leading expertise in environmental physiology & ergonomics.

Extreme Heat Is Putting 2026 World Cup Athletes at Risk Teams endured extreme heat during the Club World Cup—seen as a test for how FIFA will protect players next year.

Important piece from TIME on extreme heat and the 2026 World Cup — featuring expert input from Dr Chris Tyler, who shares what FIFA should take away from the recent Club World Cup.
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#FIFA #extremeheat #healthinsport

Humans exercising in the heat: A review on sweat models and a comparison to recent experimental datasets Sweating is a vital thermoregulatory mechanism in humans for maintaining thermal balance during exercise and exposure to hot environments. The development of models that predict sweat rate based on...

🚴‍♂️💧 Sweating models often miss the mark in heat! A new study tested popular thermoregulatory models against real-world data from 780 trials. 📖 Result? Most underestimate sweat loss especially during intense exercise. Time to rethink how we model sweat.

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#heatstress #exercise

Just in: Heat wave at month's end made #June 2025 7th-warmest June on record for U.S.

See this month's report with maps and images at:

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via NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)

Optimizing whole-body cryostimulation exposure duration: Effects of age, sex, and body mass index in achieving target skin temperature The optimal Whole-body cryostimulation (WBC) exposure duration to reach the target skin temperature may vary depending on individual factors such as age, sex, and body mass index (BMI). Maintaining...

Recently accepted paper in Temperature journal:

Optimizing whole-body cryostimulation exposure duration: Effects of age, sex, and body mass index in achieving target skin temperature

Authors: Hela Jdidi, Claire de Bisschop, Benoit Dugué & Wafa Douzi

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Temperature receives an SJR of 1.250. SJR, or SCImago Journal Rank, is a metric to evaluate the scientific influence of academic journals. Four years in a row, Temperature ranks in the top 25% (Q1) of all journals in Physiology & all journals in Medical Physiology.

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Recently accepted paper in Temperature journal:

Thermal physiology of open water wetsuited swimming: A cohort study

William J. Morton, Jørgen Melau, Roar A. Olsen, Ole M. Løvvik, Jonny Hisdal & Signe Søvik

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#deepbodytemperature #temperaturejournal

Read about the cover of our latest issue here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

#journaltemperature #temperatureEB #temperature