An orthopaedic surgeon and University of Calgary assistant professor has a plan that he says could prevent falls on ice, ease the burden on hospitals and save the healthcare system costs — if he can secure the funding he needs.It all started when Dr. Neil White had a gut feeling: that surges in Calgary hospital visits from falls on ice are predictable, given weather conditions and melt-freeze cycles.He wanted to prove it. So alongside other researchers, White compared 11 years of data on Calgary
The last weekend of July brought most of North Dakota 70s and 80s for the daytime highs. It felt a lot warmer for those sitting in the sun with higher feels-like temperatures compared to the air temperature. Allowing solar radiation to absorb into your body will make you feel a lot warmer. Body heat continues […]
registered water temperatures as hot as 97 degrees. it has been a little hotter down in the florida keys than has been in miami. of course, very difficult, this is an area where miami county, about 100,000 people work outside construction worker people, they work land skating, servers, it s quite difficult. forties keep sending the message to people, especially tourists visiting the area that might not be used to the sun, to of course hydrate, take breaks from that sun, go in the shade, if possible, and of course wear sunblock because those are the things that will creep up and will usually surprise someone who s not used to this heat. again, it has been so hot. it is probably too hot for many people to go to the beach, and what you are seeing behind me is the storm that came through. usually what happens in the area for anyone that lives here, the temperature will drop for a little, bit but then right after that storm it is gonna get really hot again. right. as you, said you re gonn