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• n  sudden prostration due to exposure to the sun or excessive heat

• A Canadian university professor visited the tomb, died of sunstroke the next day.
• Stranded children suffered from exposure and sunstroke.
• By the time Lila has disregarded Eddie's warnings about the strong Mexican sun, stayed too long on the beach and picked up a case of sunstroke, he's ready to leave her.

• insolation
• thermic fever
• siriasis

News & Articles

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• Stanford Dialogue: Solar Industry Executives Predict Consolidation Will Create New Winners and Losers
  The report, “ Avoiding Sunstroke: Assessing National Competitiveness in the Global Solar Race ,” reflects the conclusions of some 20 top executives of solar companies from five countries who met at Stanford for an unusual day-long scenario-planning exercise to try to answer a crucial question about the small but rapidly growing solar industry: What will it look like in 2025? Which sorts of ...
  Nov. 5, 2013 - Stanford GSB

Quotes

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• Glenn Rogers in The Herald
  It has been a bit of a nightmare,said Rogers, who only made his debut for his adopted country shortly before Christmas. "I could hardly believe it when I was diagnosed with typhoid. At first, I put it down to sunstroke, but then I had...