Body Temperature - Center for Healthy Aging

Body Temperature One key challenge we face as humans is to maintain our internal body temperature in the range of 98.6°F (give or take a few degrees). Our bodies function best within a pretty narrow temperature span, and deviations in internal temperature—whether they are caused by stresses like exercise or exposure to hot or cold […]

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