Staying hydrated when the weather is cool

Cool weather can make thirst less noticeable. Use simple routines, recognise dehydration and follow individual fluid advice when needed.

Cool weather can make thirst less noticeable. Use simple routines, recognise dehydration and follow individual fluid advice when needed.

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