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A TED-Ed Animation Explaining the Effects of Heat Stroke on the Human Body

  • Brian HeaterBrian Heater
  • July 22, 2014

TED-Ed educator Douglas Casa explains the science behind exertional heat stroke and how it can cause long-term damage or even death among athletes.

The results can be devastating, including liver damage, blood clot formation in the kidneys, damage to the gastrointestinal tract and even the failure of vital organs.

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