Heat guidance combines prevention and prepared care
The treatment figure has a specific denominator.
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In this lesson: Interpret on-site care and why local conditions still matter.
Grammar in this story: Rather than a different outcome
rather than a 90% reduction in illness
“Rather than” distinguishes the measured treatment-location outcome from a different claim about prevention.
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Explain how prevention measures and prepared care have different roles in the guidance.
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Water, cooling and adjusted schedules are part of heat preparation, while on-site medical services provide care for patients. A treatment-location statistic does not measure how many illnesses were prevented.
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