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Hot brakes may “fade”—a euphemism for heat-related failure.
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Dr. Casa focused his work on heat-related injuries after he collapsed from heatstroke during a 10-kilometer race in 1985.
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Heat exhaustion, a milder form of heat-related illness, can sometimes provide an early warning before heatstroke occurs, but not always.
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Emergency workers fear heat-related illnesses and fires, while at Melbourne Park the sweltering courts will challenge even the fittest of players.
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The city has seen no heat-related deaths yet in this heat wave, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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Fifteen people suffered heat-related deaths in the fields of California in recent years.
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The number of heat-related deaths this year grew to 19, nearly double last year's total, after the New York City Medical Examiner ruled Wednesday that eight more people died this summer as a result of being exposed to high temperatures.
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The number of deaths is the highest since 2006 when the city had 27 heat-related fatalities.
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On Saturday, hundreds had been treated for heat-related problems amid temperatures that soared to 104F.The 84-year-old pontiff was kept comfortable during Sunday's Mass by a cooling system erected on the altar; a steady mist blew down on him from a golden tree-like structure shading the altar, which was set against a long undulating white backdrop.
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A few young athletes die annually from heat-related illness.
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