Extreme heat, worker health and productivity: bringing a human-centred approach to workplace heat risk
Written by Jessica Mee Extreme heat is becoming an increasingly important issue for the health, wellbeing and productivity of the
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Launching WHiP at the Climatic Physiology Group Meeting
Written by Dr Jessica Mee On 1st September, the Female Heat Lab took our newest study out into the wider
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Women, Heatwaves, and the Future of Heat Physiology: Reflections from ICEE 2026
Written by Dr Jessica Mee What an incredible few days at ICEE 2026 in Kuching, Malaysia. The 21st International Conference
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Launching WHiP: Women in Heat Physiology
Who gets included in heat physiology research matters. WHiP is asking researchers to help us understand where the field is
Keeping Cool in Hot Weather: Simple, Evidence-Based Ways to Stay Cool
Written by Jessica Mee As temperatures rise, staying cool becomes increasingly important for comfort, wellbeing, and health. However, keeping cool
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Hormones, Heat, and the Future of Sex-Inclusive Research: Reflections from ECSS
Written by Dr Jessica Mee What an incredible symposium at ECSS this year. Dr Jessica Mee had the privilege of
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New research from the FHL: why the public still isn’t ready for the next heatwave
Written by Dr Jessica Mee Researchers from the University of Worcester’s Female Health have published new findings in a CASES
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Educating the Public on Heat Resilience: The Female Heat Lab’s Interview with BBC Hereford and Worcester
Written by Dr Jessica Mee The Female Heat Lab recently had the opportunity to showcase our work and educate the
Addressing Extreme Heat in the Workplace: A Physiologist’s Perspective
Written by: Dr Jessica Mee Mon 29 Jun 2026. 17:00 – 18:30 BST. Houses of Parliament, London, UK On 29
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Supporting Worcester in a Warming World: International Student Collaboration on Extreme Heat
Last week marked the successful conclusion of an inspiring international student collaboration focused on one of the most pressing public