Certain conditions and social factors of our population increase the susceptibility and vulnerability to extreme heat impacts such as age, health status, disability, pregnancy, immigration status, income, occupation, housing conditions and location, transportation challenges, etc. Physicians, teachers, nurses, decision makers, community leaders, and Promotores would learn information to help implement actions to protect these vulnerable populations, especially in at-risk neighborhoods and in rural and isolated communities.

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