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Science Magazine reports increased heat exposure is poised to impact the health of more than 4 billion people by 2100. Prolonged heat exposure can lead to everything from kidney problems to brain damage and organ failure, but a few simple steps can lower the risk. Heatstroke sets in when the body reaches about three degrees higher than the average temperature. Sweating leads to dangerous hydration. So, drink water beyond the point of thirst and immerse your body in water--or at least splash cold water on the skin. If you have to work outdoors, let yourself adapt gradually to the heat by limiting yourself to two hours a day for about a week.
Journalists wait outside the prosecutors office in Tokyo after former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn is rearrested early Thursday while out on bail. IMAGES
Donald Trump says Obamacare is destined to fail. He brings a chart out and says the new cost increases will come on November 1st but the Obama administration will try to delay them until after the election. We have to agree that some of the Obamacare costs are out of control and the plans are not very good for the average income family.
Celebrities took to social media to pour their hearts out over their love for Joan Rivers as she remained in the hospital in a medically induced coma.
Argentina's riot police fire water cannon to disperse protesters on the 9 de Julio Avenue in Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, paralyzed by thousands of people gathering in defiance against the recent economic measures introduced by the government of President Javier Milei. IMAGES COMPLETE VIDI34P24WC_EN
Images outside of Ecuador's Prosecutor General's office, where former vice president Jorge Glas was taken to following his arrest at Mexico's embassy in the capital Quito. Mexico said it has cut diplomatic ties with Ecuador after police stormed the country's embassy on Friday. IMAGES
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