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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.
Baranovichi (Belarus), Aug 2 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Tatsiana Zenkóvich)Three women have teamed up in Belarus to topple long-time leader Alexander Lukashenko in the country’s upcoming presidential elections.They are headed by Svetlana Tikhanovskaya who is running in the place of her husband, jailed opposition leader and blogger Sergei Tikhanovsky.FOOTAGE OF SVETLANA TIKHANOVSKAYA.
Arthur Aidala, a defense lawyer for Harvey Weinstein, says "the appellant lawyers think there are plenty of appellant issues" after the fallen Hollywood mogul was convicted of sex assault and rape, but was cleared of predatory sexual assault charges. IMAGES
Rio de Janeiro Civil Police chief Fernando Veloso announced during a press conference, Thursday, that claims made by four US Olympic swimmers saying they had been robbed at gun point were false, stating that they had fabricated large parts of the story.
Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger, two Olympic swimmers from the US national team who competed at the Rio Olympics were removed by security from a flight headed back to the US on Wednesday evening and were briefly detained by authorities for questioning.
Alejandro Cao De Benos, North Korea´s ambassador to the West was arrested for arms trafficking. The ´diplomat´ was later released. Why was he hiding illegal weapons?