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“On Sunday, French health officials said that during the heatwave there had been about 1,000 additional deaths compared to records for the previous months.”
“He was 31.”
“At least four people have died during the flooding”
“Third-party researchers have verified that Hypershell exoskeletons reduce oxygen consumption and heart rate during physical activity...”
“I must have lost 200 people that I knew, many close friends I’d have drinks with, or I’d share jokes with.”
“gone in five or 10 minutes for most people”
“Swim England research shows that 6.81 million people swim outdoors every year, including 2.45 million in open water.”
“Emergency call-outs surged, with the London Ambulance Service reporting a 50 per cent increase in life-threatening emergency calls on Wednesday alone.”
“60-year-old”
“I was a college athlete in the ‘90s, and I think that people passed around pickle juice then as well”
“suggests there are between 72 and "infinite" genders”
“Spain's MoMo monitoring system has recorded 327 deaths that could be linked to the heat between Sunday and Thursday.”
“Charlie was fatally shot in the neck while speaking on the Utah Valley University campus on September 10, 2025.”
“We’ve lost three people in Madison County and one in Jackson County due to flooding”
“Five hundred thousand people were dead before they did anything.”
“One in 10 admitted patients, equalling around 180,000 people, spent more than 48 hours in the emergency department waiting for an inpatient bed.”
“Margate was also the home of the Royal Sea Bathing Hospital, where patients with tuberculosis went to take in the cure.”
“At Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals, cooling systems in MRI scanners failed on Wednesday due to the extreme heat. A critical incident was declared and hundreds of appointments were cancelled.”
“two weeks prior”
“Downing about two ounces can help address the issue even faster than other strategies, such as drinking water, she says.”
“lists 72 gender identities beyond male and female”
“Since the heatwave began, the number of drowning deaths in France has risen to at least 55.”
“He is survived by Erika and their two children.”
“The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified the heatwave as a health emergency, noting that heat-related factors have caused roughly 200,000 deaths in Europe over the past four years.”
“I must have lost 200 people that I knew”
“In addition, about 1.5 million people spent more than 14 hours in emergency rooms during the same time span, a 28-per cent increase from 2018–2019.”
“This week’s extreme temperatures risk losses to the economy of hundreds of millions of pounds due to lower productivity and infrastructure failures. More concerningly it will cause the deaths of hundreds of people across the country.”
“Linear accelerator machines used to treat cancer stopped working due to the heat at one unnamed hospital, the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) said.”
“The study, led by biomedical researcher Eric Brown at McMaster University in Ontario, Canada, reports the discovery of a large block of genes—dubbed a "megacluster"—that codes for four molecules that appear to work in concert to derail a s…”
“If the game lasts more than an hour, she recommends that athletes sip an electrolyte drink rather than just regular water to replenish their electrolytes.”
“An estimated two-thirds of them had been swimming in unsupervised areas.”
“There was a day I walked 10 miles (yes) in them and had zero pain, blisters or ouchies.”
“more than 1,300 excess deaths have been recorded since 21 June linked to high temperatures in Europe.”
“Five hundred thousand people were dead before they did anything”
“There were 16.1 million visits to emergency departments across Canada in 2024-25, according to CIHI.”
“the maximum temperature allowed for ‘sedentary’ office work is 27C”
“Downing about two ounces can help address the issue even faster than other strategies, she says.”
“"The casualties were in shock and spent one night in hospital before being discharged [on Saturday] and have since taken the ferry back to Ireland from Fishguard."”
“more than 1,300 excess deaths have been recorded since 21 June linked to high temperatures in Europe”
“Twelve per cent of those visits resulted in hospital admission.”
“the broken spine she suffered in a catastrophic bus accident in 1925”
“Elizabeth Beckwith of the industry group American Chemistry Council's Silicones Environmental, Health, and Safety Center, wrote in an email that "silicone materials have been subject to hundreds of scientific studies showing that they are …”
“The Welsh Ambulance Service said two emergency ambulances and an operations manager were waiting at New Quay's main pier to receive and treat the casualties.”
“patients who could be discharged to long-term care homes, home care or rehab centres were found to be waiting an average of 24 days in hospital inpatient units.”
“Missed appointments fell by 22 per cent. Unnecessary follow-up appointments dropped by 20 per cent.”
“In 2022, Moos and his colleagues reported that in an assortment of silicone bakeware purchased in shops and online, more than 80% of samples released substances of concern into food, while a small number performed well and were very stable.”
“spent one night in hospital before being discharged [on Saturday]”
“One in four hospitalizations among people living in rural/remote areas were found to have “a high or very high travel burden — a burden which increases with the level of care specialization.””
“...it takes about 3,500 calories for a person my size to run Man vs Horse...”
“There are only about 30 published papers on this subject in silicones, which is a very small number compared to the hundreds on plastics, she says.”
“two emergency ambulances and an operations manager were waiting at New Quay's main pier”
“it takes about 3,500 calories for a person my size to run Man vs Horse”
“The event was designed to cross-promote the 20th anniversary of Perel’s bestseller Mating in Captivity”
“Dedicated Metallica blood donation sessions have run across Wales during the week before and after the concert, after they called on people to donate blood and plasma as a "simple act that can make a powerful difference".”
“as, after being treated by Lilian for nine years, Paula committed suicide using the drugs Lilian illicitly prescribed her”
“Over the last four years, more than 200,000 have died in the E.U. at the hand of extreme heat”
“Simon Campbell-Daves, of Welsh Blood Service, said the "Metallica family" had "come out in their thousands" to support the donation drive and help save lives.”
“Over more than a decade, there were “repeated missed opportunities for intervention.””
“the number of senior citizens, who are more vulnerable to the effects of extreme heat, has risen by approximately 40% over the past two decades.”
“Blood donation sessions, external are being held until 3 July as part of the M72 World Tour stop.”
“More than 500 mothers and babies experienced harm or death that was “potentially avoidable”.”
“Some years ago, a young woman arrived at a clinic in Redwood City, Calif., for surgery. She’d been attacked with a knife in her home twelve days before, and she was there for reconstructive work on her hand. [...] After surgery, however, w…”
“The UK Health Security Agency, external advises people to only open their windows when the air feels cooler outside than inside, and to turn off non-essential electronics that can generate heat, such as TVs, laptops and chargers.”
“In this paper, 86% of the dreams recalled by patients on waking were good ones—a finding she calls 'super interesting.'”
“What’s more, nearly 70% of patients who were primed to dream under anesthesia reported dreaming when they woke up, without a particularly complex protocol.”
“Finally, after surgery, patients were given 10 minutes to wake up naturally and were asked immediately upon waking whether they had dreamed.”
“In this study, in which the protocol was used in hundreds of surgeries, the team didn’t find that dreaming correlated with less pain or anti-nausea medication afterwards...”
“citing a 2008 study”
“In a 2022 paper”
“some substances start to migrate around 20°C, which is 68°F, while others are more mobile above 30-40°C (86-104°F)”
““There is a direct association between the migration rate and the temperature,” says Birgit Geueke of the nonprofit Food Packaging Forum, citing a 2008 study.”
“In a 2022 paper, she and her colleagues reviewed the available evidence about what could be leaching into the drinks housed in PET bottles.”
“In tests with a variety of liquids, some substances start to migrate around 20°C, which is 68°F, while others are more mobile above 30-40°C (86-104°F), Iacovidou says.”
“"There is a direct association between the migration rate and the temperature," says Birgit Geueke of the nonprofit Food Packaging Forum, citing a 2008 study.”
“"In a 2022 paper, she and her colleagues reviewed the available evidence about what could be leaching into the drinks housed in PET bottles."”
“"What temperature should worry you? In tests with a variety of liquids, some substances start to migrate around 20°C, which is 68°F, while others are more mobile above 30-40°C (86-104°F), Iacovidou says. “At this range…we start having migr…”
“There is a direct association between the migration rate and the temperature,” says Birgit Geueke of the nonprofit Food Packaging Forum, citing a 2008 study.”
“The World Health Organization estimates that roughly 489,000 heat-related deaths occur worldwide each year.”
““In some cases that fan, if it's 95° or above, can actually speed up the heating of the core body temperature,” says Bossak.”
“"In some cases that fan, if it's 95° or above, can actually speed up the heating of the core body temperature," says Bossak.”
“expected to face temperatures as high as 95°F next week.”
“roughly 489,000 heat-related deaths occur worldwide each year.”
“if it's 95° or above, can actually speed up the heating of the core body temperature,”
“athletes exercising for an hour or more per day in hot weather”
“Three separate incidents in 2025 left workers with leg fractures, according to OSHA reports reviewed by TIME”
“crushed by 1,400 pounds of glass panels due to employees being in a 'rush'”
“approximately 2.5x lower than industry norms based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data”
“Daniel Gonzalez woke up early on March 14 in Abilene, Texas to drop off a concrete box full of electrical components at one of the city’s two Stargate data centers... As he worked to remove the metal transport chains securing the front of …”
“Three separate incidents in 2025 left workers with leg fractures, according to OSHA reports reviewed by TIME.”
“A third was crushed by 1,400 pounds of glass panels due to employees being in a 'rush,' a project manager wrote as part of an OSHA investigation.”
“Call-sheet records from the Taylor County Sheriff's Office show that 911 was called from the first Abilene Stargate site 14 times since December 2024.”
“Oracle, in an email to TIME, wrote that the site was 'far safer than most,' and said it recorded safety incidents at a rate 'approximately 2.5x lower than industry norms based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data.'”
“At least 589 people have died, with 2,980 injured”
““It's a little scary to ask about too much, too quick,” says Arthur Aron, a psychologist at Stony Brook University who created the famous “36 Questions“ study designed to help strangers feel close.”
“According to Aron, that comes down to three things: showing that you understand what they're saying, acknowledging why they might feel that way, and letting them know you care.”
“He sums it up in three words: “understanding, validating, and caring.””
“Now, a new 500-million dollar investment fund pooled from a variety of sources, including tech companies Stripe and Anthropic, is hoping to financially back the development of treatments that could protect people from many viruses at once.…”
“Respiratory pathogens cause billions of infections a year, from the common cold to the flu and COVID.”
“The goal is to shepherd at least two drugs or treatments through the first two phases of clinical trials, says Ransohoff, with the hope that at that point, pharmaceutical companies would be willing to step in to take them the rest of the w…”
“Back of the envelope, Phase I and Phase II clinical trials are going to cost $20 to $30 million” per drug, estimates Samuel Scarpino, director of AI + life sciences at Northeastern University and a professor in the practice of health and c…”
