Millions of Americans crank a fan when the heat spikes, but the CDC and EPA warn that above the mid-90s, a fan stops cooling you and can actually push your body temperature up

As summer temperatures soar above 100°F, the CDC and EPA caution that electric fans can raise body temperatures rather than cool them when temperatures exceed the mid-90s. Learn more about the risks and best cooling practices.

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