The veterinarians later treated the animal for hypothermia and shock.
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Zobrist was treated for hypothermia and released from the hospital.
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Plus, you can get into the water without getting hypothermia!
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An autopsy report later revealed that Strickland died of hypothermia.
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Plus, it makes it easier for you to develop hypothermia.
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The attack left her suffering from hypothermia and brain damage.
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For those hiding in refrigerated trucks, hypothermia is the concern.
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Right now, that integrated system is lacking [with therapeutic hypothermia].
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The child is in stable condition after suffering from hypothermia.
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Wind chill can lead to frostbite, hypothermia and, ultimately, death.
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Did you have any close calls with frostbite or hypothermia?
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No taxi came, but I sure felt that hypothermia would.
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Mr. Rahman died of what an autopsy suggested was hypothermia.
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They were taken to the hospital with signs of hypothermia.
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Wind chill can lead to frostbite, hypothermia and even death.
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How to Avoid Frostbite and Hypothermia in Extreme Cold Weather.
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Rahman was determined to have died of hypothermia while in detention.
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The Georgia Bureau of Investigation later determined he died of hypothermia.
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Osmun suffered from exposure, hypothermia and extremity injuries, according to ABC.
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Five hypothermia-related deaths were confirmed by the medical examiner's office.
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At these cold temperatures, frostbite and hypothermia are a real danger.
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The other girl, 9, was treated for hypothermia and released Monday.
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She was treated for hypothermia and currently remains at the hospital.
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Small dogs, in addition, are threatened by hypothermia in the pool.
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Her cause of death was hypothermia and it was ruled accidental.
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Many participants tied their hypothermia-tempting antics to a good cause.
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They were taken to hospital with hypothermia, CNN affiliate KNXV reported.
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Graycie was suffering from dehydration, anemia, hypothermia, and a vaginal prolapse.
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But wild winter swimming can bring on hypothermia, pneumonia, cardiac arrhythmia.
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Bobbed around getting hypothermia and stung by jelly fish for 45min.
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That's also a safe way to help hypothermia victims, MacWelch said.
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The boys were rushed to the hospital and treated for hypothermia.
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MacWelch said this is a safe way to help hypothermia victims.
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One homeless person died from hypothermia, fire Chief Samuel Peña said.
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He was wearing an immersion suit, which kept him from hypothermia.
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Deaths come mostly from heat stroke in summer, hypothermia in winter.
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Her body struggled with thermoregulation, making hypothermia and overheating serious concerns.
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A baby could develop hypothermia while sleeping outdoors during the winter.
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Some had minor injuries or minor hypothermia from the cold water.
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Some had minor injuries or minor hypothermia from the cold water.
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Finally, the patients were wrapped in blankets to ward off hypothermia.
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We also have guidance on how to avoid frostbite and hypothermia.
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I mean, Laysla got hypothermia while we were shooting, from the rain.
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Cold temperatures and high winds are a recipe for frostbite and hypothermia.
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And icy water, which can cause hypothermia, can kill otherwise unharmed passengers.
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They're also exposed to extreme temperatures and risk hypothermia from freezing water.
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There is the hypothermia, the frost bite and oh, the polar bears.
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Your mouth will turn purple and mottled-looking, like you have hypothermia.
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They treated from severe hypothermia, but are believed to be otherwise unharmed.
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What to know about hypothermia CNN's Steve Almasy contributed to this report.
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Do not stay outside for long periods as hypothermia can also occur.
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They dragged me out and brought me to a hospital for hypothermia.
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Most of them perished in the desert from dehydration, hypothermia or heatstroke.
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Of those who died from hypothermia, many were homeless with their pets.
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Causes of death include exposure, hypothermia, starvation, scurvy, tuberculosis, and lead poisoning.
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Armstrong said his wife got hypothermia as they waited hours for rescue.
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Wes reached the hospital still conscious, but hypothermia is persistent and cruel.
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In the early stages of hypothermia, people often become disoriented or drowsy.
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"There is a real risk of hypothermia and frostbite," Pritzker said Tuesday.
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" Hypothermia is one part of what physicians call "the triad of death.
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Dozens went to the hospital for hypothermia after an unsuccessful sewer getaway.
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Dozens went to the hospital for hypothermia after a failed sewer getaway.
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Seek help immediately if you or someone you know may have developed hypothermia.
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Hypothermia is also a real concern and can lead to many other issues.
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They were treated for hypothermia but all were expected to survive, he said.
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The Grand County Sheriff's Office later ruled Michael's death as hypothermia in February.
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He said she suffered from some frost bite, hypothermia and other minor injuries.
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He said they were exhausted and were starting to have problems with hypothermia.
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Then there is the hypothermia, the frost bite and oh, the polar bears.
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A three-month old infant boy survived but was suffering from severe hypothermia.
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They had hypothermia and were taken to Eastern Long Island Hospital for treatment.
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The autopsy found lesions in Ms. Jenkins's stomach that were indicative of hypothermia.
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Polar-bear plunges are being canceled because of fears of frostbite and hypothermia.
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Other dangers include hypothermia, frostbite and a chafing condition known as polar thigh.
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But some hypothermia victims who appear dead can be resuscitated, the C.D.C. says.
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This technology is crucial since sailors are at a severe risk of hypothermia.
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She was taken to the hospital, treated for hypothermia and taken to a shelter.
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Seven of them have died, with the other seven suffering from hypothermia but stable.
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Davis has been hospitalized since his arrest, and has been receiving treatment for hypothermia.
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Hours passed and the cries gradually faded as people succumbed to hypothermia and exhaustion.
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The Los Angeles County coroner ruled her death an accident by drowning and hypothermia.
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Officials have ruled that Cavallari died of hypothermia after being exposed to the elements.
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Learning how to make a fire and stave off hypothermia was an amazing feeling.
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Comparatively, if a human body temperature drops just four degrees, it goes into hypothermia.
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Some had hypothermia after being hit by the heavy blast of a water cannon.
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They were suffering from hypothermia, had burn scars and were traumatized, humanitarian workers said.
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These temperatures can also cause hypothermia, when a person's internal temperature drops below 95 degrees.
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Bempu's Hypothermia Alert Device, which is similar in design to their newer innovation, the APNEBOOT.
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I thought she would have drowned if she was somewhere down there or suffered hypothermia.
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When it rained, your life is on the line with hypothermia in about two hours.
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In some regions in India, as many as 2000 percent of babies develop neonatal hypothermia.
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Michael Cavallari's body was found in Utah, with officials ruling that he died of hypothermia.
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When rescuers reached them, they found the mother unresponsive, while the child suffered from hypothermia.
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All were rescued and taken to nearby hospitals with minor hypothermia-related injuries, CBS2 reports.
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"There is a conceptual difference in the way hibernation works compared to hypothermia," Cerri said.
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Beyond the direct effects like hypothermia and frostbite, cold can worsen heart and lung troubles.
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They were turned back by officers using water hoses; several protesters were treated for hypothermia.
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It was below 95, and that's when you start worrying about hypothermia in a dog.
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One man, Gul Rahman, died while in custody at the facility, due to suspected hypothermia.
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O'Brady did it in six months, miraculously avoiding polar bears, hypothermia, and frostbite en route.
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A January 31 statement by the World Health Organization describes refugee children dying of hypothermia.
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Seek help immediately if you or someone you know may have developed frostbite and/or hypothermia.
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Investigators believe Michael suffered from "paradoxical undressing" ... a very common phenomena before someone dies from hypothermia.
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If you really want to stretch it... there might be something vague about death by hypothermia.
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Resources: Know the signs of hypothermia Safety tips for vehicles, pets, and homes in extreme cold
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After 45 minutes in the water, she was concerned that Kennedy might be suffering from hypothermia.
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Two died of hypothermia in Virginia, and one from carbon monoxide poisoning in Pennsylvania, officials said.
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Two youths were hospitalized for hypothermia and other injuries, and 13 were rescued unharmed, officials said.
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Organizers said more than a dozen people were hospitalized following the water cannon incident for hypothermia.
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Since the early 2000s, doctors have purposefully induced hypothermia in thousands of patients around the world.
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Though he began experiencing hypothermia, Taylor was recovered after more than an hour in the water.
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Two of those rescued were taken to a nearby hospital and were treated for mild hypothermia.
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He urged Illinoisans to guard against frostbite and hypothermia and use warming centers if need be.
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You can run a fever, risk hypothermia, risk kidney damage, and cause your body to starve.
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He also said he has received hospital treatment for hypothermia after his rescue from the river.
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Chief Yeagley said Mr. Davis was found disoriented and with possible hypothermia shortly before 1 a.m.
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There were dozens of cases of hypothermia, and a half-dozen people were just plain missing.
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Around 70 were sent to the hospital for hypothermia and dizziness after their failed sewer gambit.
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I've blocked Boston 8003 from the memory, as I dropped out at 2800K with hypothermia, LOL.
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Though they held each other for warmth, she developed severe hypothermia and went into cardiac arrest.
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He wants people to be aware of the risks of hypothermia and long-term nerve damage.
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In Houston, a homeless person died showing signs of hypothermia, the mayor and fire chief said.
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The possibility of bear attacks, hypothermia or starvation is totally worth possibly splitting $1.6 million — not.
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Hypothermia can cause damage to vital organs, including the heart and kidneys, and the nervous system.
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Richardson and her 7-year-old son were taken to a local hospital, suffering from hypothermia.
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Pushing migrants toward remote desert locations puts them at higher risk of dehydration, heatstroke or hypothermia.
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The temperature here has been in the low 50s, raising a risk of hypothermia for anyone inside.
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With the threat of hypothermia, organizers have cut the typically four-hour procession down to two hours.
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The infants were suffering from malnutrition, dehydration and hypothermia, according to doctors at the hospital in Palermo.
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The remaining whales are said to be in poor health, with some suffering from symptoms of hypothermia.
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The city of Chicago provides warm shelters, though newspapers have already reported some individuals' deaths from hypothermia.
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They included a single-vehicle crash in Chesapeake and deaths in Hampton and southwest Virginia from hypothermia.
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Along with starvation and hypothermia, an ancient demon stalks the hapless crew of the two British ships.
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An autopsy done on the 30-year-old determined his official cause of death to be hypothermia.
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An estimated 926 people died of hypothermia, pneumonia, and other ailments brought on by the punishing cold.
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In the United States, two per million is roughly the death rate for hypothermia or plane crashes.
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At Rose's, the nearest kitchen, we hear rumors (later discredited) that there were hypothermia deaths last night.
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Furthermore, the harsh North Dakota winter has started, and a blizzard has given dozens of protesters hypothermia.
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"Any water that is colder than your core body temperature will eventually cause hypothermia," Chief Jorgensen said.
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An older man was taken to the hospital with hypothermia, he said, but was not in danger.
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He vanished under the choppy water, which at 46 degrees was cold enough to bring on hypothermia.
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Hypothermia occurs when your body loses heat faster than it can produce it, the Mayo Clinic says.
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We see hypothermia, fever, dehydration, shock caused by cold and psychological trauma cases linked to violent warfare.
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And if they are also experiencing hypothermia, which can be deadly, their judgment could be seriously impaired.
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The medical examiner had ruled his death a homicide with hypothermia as a contributing factor, she said.
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Some appeared to be suffering from effects of hypothermia after being struck by a police water cannon.
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Too many of my schoolmates died early; one, Stacy Lasslett, died of hypothermia while she was homeless.
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Turns out they thought I was savoring the moment, when actually I was just slowly getting hypothermia.
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The river was cold enough to cause hypothermia, according to the National Center for Cold Water Safety.
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Due to freezing temperatures amid the winter weather, she experienced extreme hypothermia, with her heart eventually stopping.
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Leaving your pet outside in winter weather for extended periods of time without protection can lead to hypothermia.
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"He didn't have any visible injuries, but he was definitely suffering from hypothermia and shock," Mr. Klein said.
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In reality, though, according to the outlet, it lowers your body temperature, which can potentially contribute to hypothermia.
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If the cooling becomes too much, you can risk your body temperature dropping to the point of hypothermia.
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And finally, you must be brave, as the dangers of injury, frostbite and hypothermia are rare but real.
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Craig Strickland's autopsy report reveals the country star died from hypothermia, the Oklahoma Medical Examiner's office tells PEOPLE.
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Hypothermia occurs when your body uses up its stored energy, and your body temperature drops below 95 degrees.
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The officer was treated for hypothermia after the incident and both children were rushed to a local hospital.
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Terrified of falling asleep and succumbing to hypothermia, she refused to stop until she found the guard shack.
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If its burrow does flood, a pink fairy can also die quite easily of hypothermia from wet fur.
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Officials have also reported two fatalities from hypothermia, and at least three people who died while shoveling snow.
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Two Kentucky brothers were found dead of hypothermia on Saturday in the driveway of their home, police say.
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The water was so cold that survivors crawled toward the hospital but died of hypothermia on the way.
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Her cause of death has not yet been determined, though Chang speculated she may have died of hypothermia.
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Forecasters warned of hypothermia and frostbite from arctic air settling in over the central U.S. and spreading east.
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Two Italian soldiers ended up with hypothermia on Sunday after spending the night in below-freezing temperatures. Capt.
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Even with rapid, advanced hospital care, the mortality rate from profound hypothermia is close to forty per cent.
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Stacy-Alcantara was taken to a hospital where he was treated for hypothermia and frostbite on his feet.
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Polar bears sometimes hunt underwater, but long swims in the Arctic can lead to energy depletion and hypothermia.
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Omaha rescue crews have transported several people suffering from hypothermia as a result of the flooding, Olsen said.
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If you're in a cold zone today, we have tips to help you prevail against frostbite and hypothermia.
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"It's no sleep," said Frenzen, who was setting up wind breaks on his operations as protection from hypothermia.
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We huddled into this tiny room and curled up close in our sleeping bags trying not to get hypothermia.
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He suffered hypothermia and mild muscle damage, but is expected to make a full recovery, according to CBS News.
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Michael Moody, guest services specialist at The Beacon, says several people were treated for frostbite or hypothermia on Wednesday.
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Illnesses of exposure, such as hypothermia, hyperthermia, and dehydration, are the usual causes of border crossing deaths, Arellano said.
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The best thing you can do to avoid hypothermia is stay indoors, or dress properly when you go outdoors.
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Five crew members were killed (likely from hypothermia), but 12 were rescued after they parachuted onto Princess Royal Island.
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If you suspect that your pet might be suffering from hypothermia or frostbite, take him to the vet immediately.
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Doctors said one person was in serious condition, while most of the victims suffered from smoke inhalation and hypothermia.
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And there are concerns the harsh winter cold will bring on more cases of hypothermia, especially among the young.
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He has since been hospitalized for treatment of hypothermia and the effects of a drug overdose, police said Saturday.
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One was being evacuated because of a heart attack, while two others were suffering from severe hypothermia, she said.
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But even in fairly warm water, hypothermia can set in when a person is immersed for a long time.
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Those most at risk for hypothermia -- and any cold-related health hazard -- tend to be older adults, Salamon said.
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Isabella told her daughter that to stay alive and avoid hypothermia, she had to keep moving and find shelter.
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It also had 15 people with serious chemical burns and several patients with hypothermia, according to Doctors Without Borders.
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HOUSTON — Shivering from hypothermia, little Jordyn Grace was clutching her mother's unresponsive body as the floodwaters rose around her.
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The 13 people were taken to local hospitals for treatment of mild hypothermia, deputy fire chief Robert Ford said.
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The 59-degree water combined with Gulf breezes created a risk of hypothermia for the passengers, emergency officials said.
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If you start feeling symptoms of confusion or memory loss, you're either suffering from hypothermia or you're Rudy Giuliani.
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But with hypothermia setting in and the flames still surrounding the lake, the group needed to find a way out.
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Hypothermia (a sudden drop in body temperature) is life-threatening, and frostbite (freezing of the skin) can leave lasting scars.
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According to the autopsy report, Jenkins had mucosal erosions, a type of lesion that indicates that she suffered from hypothermia.
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For the next 24 hours, Costello is placed into an induced hypothermia to give her brain a chance to recover.
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When he came back, the cabinets had disintegrated and his wife had passed, perhaps from hypothermia, perhaps she had drowned.
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Michael Cavallari's cause of death has been ruled as hypothermia, the Grand County Sheriff's Office said in a statement Tuesday.
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However, by the time he reached her body, he says, he collapsed on top of her from exhaustion and hypothermia.
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Thompson was also treated for cuts and scrapes from breaking through the ice and some symptoms of hypothermia, Crouse said.
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Workers in and outside of a boiler would have to switch positions every 15 minutes so they wouldn't get hypothermia.
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Upon discovering the baby, Urrea realized that her umbilical cord had been cut, she was starving, and struggling with hypothermia.
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According to the news outlet Focus Taiwan, Wu died on Monday and it's believed the cause of death was hypothermia.
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They then spent a week quarantined in a Chiang Rai hospital, being treated for scratches, fever, and signs of hypothermia.
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A Ghanaian woman died of possible hypothermia in Minnesota in May trying to enter Canada, highlighting the risks migrants take.
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The most important side effect is the fact that those who are in a state of hypothermia tend to shiver.
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So let's skip forward many hundreds of years to the mid 20th century, when doctors began experimenting with induced hypothermia.
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A preliminary report from the local medical examiner stated that both men died of hypothermia, police said in a statement.
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However, by the time he reached her body, he said, he collapsed on top of her from exhaustion and hypothermia.
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The 9-year-old girl was hospitalized and treated for hypothermia and is being held in the hospital for observation.
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It snowed in Florida on Wednesday, and hospitals in Southern cities like Atlanta have seen a surge in hypothermia patients.
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"My poor little wife got hypothermia… I kept with her and she just drowned on me," Armstrong says. https://t.
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He said that survivors would have had to reach shore quickly — in less than 20 minutes — before hypothermia set in.
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The two suffered from hypothermia but were able to stay alive because "they were drinking from a puddle," Schneider said.
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When the coroner found she had died from hypothermia, it seemed the sheriff's department was ready to close the case.
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Almost 2,000 flights were canceled, hundreds of schools were closed, and hundreds of cases of frostbite and hypothermia were reported.
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The county medical examiner ruled the death a homicide and found that hypothermia was a major contributing factor, officials said.
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"The cause of death is extreme hypothermia," the spokesman said, adding that two of the eight people had been rescued.
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Freezing your body can also result in hypothermia or frostbite, adding to the necessity that the procedure be monitored closely.
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The victims were essentially flash-frozen, bypassing the lethal damage that the body suffers during a slower descent into hypothermia.
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Saturday's cold snap has been called dangerous because it will make it easier for people to experience hypothermia and frostbite.
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"My poor little wife got hypothermia and she was standing on top of the cabinets until they disintegrated," he said.
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But as health officials issued numerous warnings about the dangers of frostbite and hypothermia, homeless people faced potentially devastating circumstances.
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Mayor Joe Hogsett of Indianapolis warned of "extreme cold" in his city and offered tips on identifying frostbite and hypothermia.
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He is also the author of collections of essays and short stories, only one of which, "Hypothermia," is available in English.
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The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office determined Ethan died from hypothermia and blunt force injuries to his head, chest and abdomen.
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One detainee, "who had been held partially nude and chained to a concrete floor" died in November 2002 from suspected hypothermia.
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"One little thing that went wrong may have been a totally different outcome," said Zobrist, who suffered hypothermia during the rescue.
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"We don't know if she took a gulp of water that drowned her or if she died of hypothermia," he said.
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Jon Snow (Kit Harington) ended season 7's penultimate episode "Beyond The Wall" with a bad case of post-battle hypothermia.
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" Jessen detected that "Rahman was showing the early stages of hypothermia and ordered the guards to give the detainee a blanket.
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At the end of last episode he had severe hypothermia, and at the start of this week's he was still recovering.
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Hypothermia is always a concern since the caves are generally around 55 degrees Farenheit, which gets much colder when you're wet.
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According to the medics who co-wrote the letter, this made it a "good choice" for people at risk of hypothermia.
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Earlier this summer, two teenagers got lost in the tunnels for days and almost died of hypothermia before they were rescued.
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In Montana dangerous wind chills are expected to last through Saturday afternoon and people should guard against hypothermia, the NWS said.
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It was so cold, however, that LaRocque didn't make it back into the show; he was treated for potential hypothermia instead.
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A 28-year old woman was beaten, raped and left tied up overnight, leaving her with both brain damage and hypothermia.
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While it'll be tough to recover from a spooky situation like this, the two were treated for hypothermia and are recovering.
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Fantastic finish She beat cancer three times, so she wasn't going to let hypothermia stop her from finishing the Boston Marathon.
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The boy, named Ivan Fokin, was in extremely serious condition, with a head injury, fractures, hypothermia and frostbite, according to officials.
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If the medical center isn't equipped to perform therapeutic hypothermia, the patient should be transferred to a facility with that capability.
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His men set off by sledge over the unforgiving Arctic terrain, where they gradually dropped off from scurvy, starvation, and hypothermia.
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In Wisconsin, the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office said the bodies of two men found outdoors Sunday showed signs of hypothermia.
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"There are other safety concerns when you do long photo shoots, which can include avoiding hypothermia or heat stroke," Jeff said.
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Symptoms of an overdose include drowsiness, slow breathing or absence of breathing, slow heartbeat, hypothermia and possibly even coma, it said.
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National park rangers found the woman, who was showing signs of hypothermia, at the beginning of the trail and treated her.
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According to the Senate committee's report, he died while shackled to a wall and wearing only a sweatshirt, likely of hypothermia.
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Many were in shock and suffering from hypothermia and second-degree burns from prolonged exposure to saltwater and gasoline, she added.
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Hypothermia occurs when a person is exposed to extreme cold, and the body loses heat faster than it can generate it.
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The weather service warned on Tuesday that people could get frostbite and hypothermia after spending as little as five minutes outside.
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The two Boy Scouts and two adult leaders were taken to the hospital for hypothermia, Whatcom County Sheriff Bill Elfo told KING5 .
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Indeed, 26 people have reportedly been hospitalized as a result of the incident combined with the 22-degree weather, some for hypothermia.
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You won't find the hypothermia-inducing go-tos you wore in the summer — or the lightweight knits that got you through fall.
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It doesn't have to be freezing outside to get hypothermia; in some cases, people get it when it's a balmy 40 degrees.
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Kayaking and hypothermia experts told PEOPLE that it was a dangerous day for the couple to be on the 46-degree water.
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"They were clearly targeting the church because they knew that they stayed here in the hypothermia shelter," Rising Hope Mission Church's Rev.
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Regular icy swims allow her body to acclimate or learn to navigate potential dangers such as hyperventilation, high blood pressure and hypothermia.
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Of the babies that Leszczyńska said that she delivered, half were drowned, another 1,000 died soon after birth from starvation or hypothermia.
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Older adults are also more sensitive to extreme temperatures, making them more susceptible to heat stress and hypothermia, according to the CDC.
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This means hypothermia: something that would likely have killed people who were unprepared and who were trapped for that length of time.
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Just last month, three women died of hypothermia after severe weather conditions thwarted their attempts to cross the border near San Diego.
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Thousands of those evacuated from the city are reportedly suffering from infected shrapnel wounds along with conditions such as hypothermia and malnutrition.
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However, army engineers and soldiers were able to rapidly build two bridges across the river, working in frigid water and risking hypothermia.
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Inspired by Bigelow's experiments, Safar began to explore therapeutic hypothermia as a way of protecting patients' brains over longer periods of time.
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The 12 migrants, of which two women and a minor, received medical assistance after suffering from hypothermia, officials said in a statement.
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They were treated and quickly released, the fire department said, and some ha dminor injuries or minor hypothermia from the cold water.
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Swimmers sometimes worry about hypothermia, in which blood flow, neural function, and cellular metabolism are compromised, leading to a loss of consciousness.
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The chilly fall ocean temperatures off Cape Cod had dangerously dropped its body temperature, creating a hypothermia-like condition called cold-stunning.
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According to activists, a further 200 people were treated for hypothermia after protesters were doused by water cannons despite the freezing temperature.
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An 82-year-old man died from hypothermia Tuesday in Peoria, Illinois, after falling on his way home, the county coroner's office said.
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The attorney said Mita died a slow, painful death from hypothermia and that statistically he was expected to live for six more years.
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Dehydration leads to hypothermia and frostbite, so your body needs plenty of water to function properly and maintain proper circulation to your extremities.
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Her star-crossed lover Jack (DiCaprio) couldn't fit on the ship debris and subsequently died of hypothermia while clutching tightly to Rose's hands.
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Preliminary results of an autopsy suggest Sofia died as a result of exposure to the elements and hypothermia, according to the police statement.
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They called their new California-based organization the Alcor Society for Solid State Hypothermia—"Alcor" being a faint star in the Big Dipper.
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The outlet also reported that the mayor of Guadalajara, Ismael del Toro, told the newspaper that 10 residents had been treated for hypothermia.
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Christopher Johnson, 14, Frank Johnson, 8, Ethan Camille, 7, and Trey Camille, 2 were treated for severe hypothermia, a statement from troopers said.
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Medical services were treating for various stages of hypothermia 20 more that managed to swim to shore and had transferred several to hospital.
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" According to Helen, Craig died from hypothermia, adding "They found him lying in the shape of a cross looking up to his Father.
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The Gard administration also said four German children were hospitalized Thursday for hypothermia in Bagnols-sur-Ceze, a town on the Ceze River.
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All the research into therapeutic hypothermia has run adjacent to animal research in the field of "torpor," which most people know as hibernation.
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Theories abound in South Korea, among them that the cold air circulating in a sealed room could cause hypothermia, leading to organ failure.
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Joughin reported that he survived in the frigid northern Atlantic for at least two hours — most people died from hypothermia within 15 minutes.
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Somehow the glamour of the country-opera circuit fades when everybody's wrapped in blankets, tablecloths and even trash bags to stave off hypothermia.
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Several hours after stopping because she was showing signs of hypothermia, Shertenlieb crossed the finish line, with her husband Rich by her side.
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If you ever got goosebumps from a bong hit, it's probably a combination of potent dank and phenomenon known as THC-induced hypothermia.
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Two of them were being treated at a hospital on Tuesday evening for hypothermia, he said at a news conference at the park.
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The climb took 20 days, during which they were buffeted by rain and snow, ran out of food and risked hypothermia and frostbite.
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I stepped over an elderly paraplegic man sprawled on the deck so I could wrap blankets around a teenage Egyptian boy battling hypothermia.
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However, when a baby sleeps outside, they&aposre at a heightened risk for getting abducted, developing hypothermia, and getting exposed to air pollution.
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The first day, she stayed immersed so long that she ended up with mild hypothermia; she hadn't yet been advised to take breaks.
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Fifty degrees, the target temperature during E.P.R., is classified as profound hypothermia: the stage at which major organs fail and clinical death occurs.
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The below-freezing temperatures across the region have been deadly; one homeless person died from hypothermia, Houston Fire Chief Samuel Peña said Tuesday.
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Inhalation of water, spasm of the larynx, hypothermia and lung and limb infections are among the hazards physicians were told to watch for.
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"They told me I had hypothermia and if it would have been a couple more hours I probably wouldn't have made it," said Rachel.
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Earlier this month, spectators at a music concert at the Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium were treated for hypothermia, as the stadium is without a roof.
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Initial attempts to locate the boys were twice unsuccessful because the force of cold hypothermia-inducing floodwaters rushing into narrow passages made them unpassable.
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Lawler said that thermometer guns had suggested he was dying of hypothermia as he traveled through West Africa during the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak.
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According to Princeton, hypothermia is most likely to begin in extremities like your hands and feet, so it is best to keep them warm.
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Check the CDC&aposs guide for recognizing hypothermia to be prepared to notice the signals and help someone who my be suffering from symptoms.
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Confusion, fumbling hands, memory loss, and slurred speech are some other symptoms of hypothermia to be on the lookout for, according to the CDC.
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Hypothermia, burns, and eye injury from the cold temperatures are also possible, according to the US Food and Drug Administration's current stance on cryo.
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The second boy to leave the cave had a body temperature of 35 degrees and developed hypothermia during his helicopter ride to the hospital.
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The local Atlantic Ocean temperatures are cold, but not so much that swimming without a wetsuit puts runners at an elevated risk of hypothermia.
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Many doctors who use therapeutic hypothermia swear by it, say that they have saved hundreds of lives that would have otherwise have been lost.
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The agency warned: If bodies are exposed to electric fans or air-conditioners for too long, it causes bodies to lose water and hypothermia.
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Most of the deaths were caused by drowning (38) and car accidents (12), while seven people died of hypothermia, and four died by suicide.
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Medical teams previously said concerns included hypothermia and an airborne lung infection known as "cave disease", which is caused by bat and bird droppings.
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Student leaders said protesters had suffered eye injuries and hypothermia after they were struck by a stinging dye shot from a police water cannon.
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Exacerbating the effects of the cold are the water cannons that the police have used against protesters, causing early signs of hypothermia in some.
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The frigid conditions have sent scores of people to hospitals with symptoms of hypothermia or frostbite, and have closed businesses, schools and many colleges.
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Like Fletcher, we knew that hypothermia would set in after about 15 seconds in these conditions, and so we waited nervously in Æsa's car.
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The arctic air began blowing south from Canada into the Midwest earlier this week, prompting authorities to warn of the risk of frostbite and hypothermia.
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The office said that Jenkins died of hypothermia from exposure to cold in the hotel's walk-in freezer where she was found on Sept. 10.
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For starters, Alex and Jo's wedding bells are ringing on the heels of their friend/colleague/wedding planner April (Sarah Drew) almost dying from hypothermia.
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The night of the accident he had fought his way out of the water and up a hill before the stages of hypothermia set in.
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Hypothermia usually occurs when the weather is frigid, but it can occur even in cool weather if a person becomes chilled from rain or sweat.
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Most of the time, you get hypothermia after going outside in the cold weather or being wet in the cold air, according to the CDC.
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An aquarist at the facility, Michele Lamping, told CNN affiliate WCTI of New Bern that the turtles were cold stunned, a condition similar to hypothermia.
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A staggering 2000 percent of these deaths occur in developing nations, where hypothermia is a common cause of death in premature and low-weight infants.
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Linda Black Elk, 42, a leader of the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council, said Tuesday there had been two cases of hypothermia in camp.
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He'd brought along a tent, a grill, two sleeping bags, and a first-aid kit that included a foil blanket in case I got hypothermia.
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The medical examiner said an autopsy found stomach lesions indicative of hypothermia, an abrasion on Jenkins' right ankle and a bruise on her right leg.
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It's cancel-the-polar-bear-plunges cold We never did quite understand why anyone would risk frostbite and hypothermia and plunge into bodies of water.
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The National Weather Service warns that hypothermia can occur in temperatures even as high as 60 degrees Fahrenheit, especially if the person isn't properly dressed.
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"You really have to pay attention to the crews and rotate them on a more frequent basis because of potential issues with hypothermia," he said.
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Experts warn that even a short time in the blistering cold can be extremely dangerous, with the risk of hypothermia and frostbite increasing every minute.
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We used to keep them warm, but she taught us that if you got enough calories into these kids early enough, you can combat hypothermia.
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"Heat stroke on hot days and hypothermia on cold days only account for small proportions of excess deaths" related to temperature, the research team wrote.
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"The Medical Examiner's Office has determined the death as accidental with the cause of death, hypothermia from exposure to cold environmental temperatures," the sheriff's office said.
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According to the Arizona Daily Sun, the man had some mild hypothermia and was taken to a shelter and parked by a fire to warm up.
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Petry says the temperature was in the 40s the night the boy disappeared and he didn't have a jacket on, putting him at risk for hypothermia.
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This hypothermia approach has been examined in previous clinical studies, and new research detailing the benefits of cooling brain cells may publish this year, Franck said.
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Viafore was not wearing a life jacket when he capsized into the rough 46-degree waters, which experts have told PEOPLE can cause almost immediate hypothermia.
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The toddler was transported to a local hospital where he was diagnosed with hypothermia and frost bite to his feet, Thornton Police said in a statement.
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As roaming outlaw Arthur Morgan, you accompany your half-extinct gang into a barn, barely making it out of the terrible blizzard before hypothermia sets in.
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Thousands of refugees and migrants making their way along the Balkan route through Europe this winter are at risk of life-threatening hypothermia, aid groups warn.
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This uncertainty regarding efficacy, as well as management problems and the severe side effects associated with hypothermia, led to the discontinuation of this form of treatment.
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Therapeutic hypothermia is the standard of care for unconscious cardiac arrest patients, said Dr. Leslie Cho, who is section head of preventive cardiology at Cleveland Clinic.
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A steady, cold rain made for a raw, frigid course for runners, and hundreds of them did have to be treated in medical tents for hypothermia.
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The cave meets three basic, but crucial, survival needs for the team: The temperature is around 79 degrees Fahrenheit, so there are few concerns about hypothermia.
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Sweat can be deadly in a polar environment because moisture can freeze on the skin when motion stops, which can send core temperatures plummeting toward hypothermia.
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Hana Williams died in 2011 from "hypothermia brought on by malnutrition and being forced to remain outside on a cold rainy night," according to court documents.
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After they were towed to shore, he was suffering so badly from hypothermia that he was helicoptered to a hospital, and he died there that night.
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Thunder, measuring 2-feet (60 cm) long and weighing about 80 pounds (36 kg), was mainly suffering from severe hypothermia when found near Pacific City, Oregon.
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A 34-year-old British woman&aposs heart stopped for six hours after she caught severe hypothermia during a hike in the Spanish Pyrenees last month.
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They were told she had choked on food but when Hazel was taken to a nearby hospital, she was diagnosed with a brain bleed and hypothermia.
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The coroner determined that Baby Jane Doe, as she was named, was born alive and had died from hypothermia from being out in the cold night.
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The Illinois Department of Public Health said at least 30 people statewide had been to emergency rooms for frostbite or hypothermia-related visits by Wednesday morning.
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The Illinois Department of Public Health said at least 353 people statewide had been to emergency rooms for frostbite or hypothermia-related visits by Wednesday morning.
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He knew that hypothermia in the North Atlantic would set in after about 15 seconds, but colliding with the icy crag would kill them all instantly.
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"You're talking about frostbite and hypothermia issues very quickly, like in a matter of minutes, maybe seconds," said Brian Hurley, a meteorologist with the Weather Prediction Center.
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Wagner said they thought the teens might have hypothermia, so they covered them with towels, blankets and comforters and microwaved cups of water for them to drink.
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A 9-year-old girl she was playing with was treated for hypothermia after being dug out of the snow and was expected to survive, police said.
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Paris police tracked down the pair with the help of rescue dogs who tracked the kids' scent, before they were quickly rushed to the hospital for hypothermia.
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The technique could be used to cool and preserve organs prior to transplantation, and to also allow for surgically induced hypothermia for patients with traumatic brain injuries.
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The temperature underground was in the 50s, which can be comfortable under normal circumstances, but can contribute to hypothermia when you're not active and moving, Chrimes said.
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The fact that some people managed to survive hypothermia so severe that their hearts stopped beating probably gave researchers hope that their feat with BrainEx could work.
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A police spokesman said they did not yet know the cause of death for the five in the boat, but they likely drowned or died from hypothermia.
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After laying out the case with cinematic detail (the sub-zero cold, the driver's likely hypothermia, the supervisor's order to just wait), Franken mocked Gorsuch's dissenting view.
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Put down the micellar water, dry shampoo, and cleansing wipes and get in a real shower, unless you can't reach one or getting wet means risking hypothermia.
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The other divers believed Mr. Bratchley might have been unable to get out of the 55-degree water, which most likely would have led to fatal hypothermia.
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It was past midnight by this point and decidedly chilly so with a much-boosted ego and early onset hypothermia, I decided to call it a night.
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Scott had died of hypothermia, but there is much that is still unexplained for her mother, who keeps pottery decorated by her daughter in her living room.
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A 60-year-old woman found dead in an abandoned house in Lorain, Ohio, was believed to have died of hypothermia, Lorain County Coroner Stephen Evans said.
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Immigration agents arrested men as they left a church hypothermia shelter in Virginia Immigration agents arrested men as they left a church hypothermia shelter in Virginia A group of Latino men were reportedly apprehended and some of them arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents as they were leaving a church shelter in Alexandria, Virginia, the latest high-profile apprehensions to come to light amid a surge of immigration raids.
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But the pier was too far away, the waves too strong, and he could feel his body succumbing to hypothermia, blackness creeping into the edges of his vision.
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Frostbite, non-freezing cold injury, and hypothermia are unlikely to be problems in athletes exercising, but possible problems include discomfort (distraction), local/extremity cooling, impairing neuromuscular function (e.g.
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Noreen, fortunately, did not suffer any serious injuries or experience frostbite or hypothermia — but her health and safety were all thanks to Midnight, Curfman, and their timely rescue.
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The commission, which was set up by the Kiribati government last year, found that most -- if not all -- of the 295 victims died from hunger, dehydration and hypothermia.
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By the end of the race, after the sweat on the runners' bodies begins to cool, their core temperatures start to plummet, putting them at risk for hypothermia.
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Some experts believe that increased urination is one warning sign of hypothermia, which is a dangerous condition caused by your body losing heat faster than it can produce.
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Dozens of people across the country have been hospitalized for symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite sustained as a result of the bitter cold, the New York Times reported.
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Of the 40 passengers and five crew who took off on the fateful Uruguay flight to Chile, only 16 survived after the plane crash, an avalanche, and hypothermia.
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And Dr. Allan Pascal (Fifty Shades Of Grey co-star Jamie Dornan) writes Louis' survival off as an unusual but plausible case of pediatric hypothermia closely resembling death.
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At least eight people have died as a result of the weather in the past few days, due to hypothermia, car crashes and more, according to media reports.
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The men stripped and jumped into the freezing water of an iced-over lake to see how long it took them to get dressed without dying from hypothermia.
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One police officer was hit in the leg by an arrow, while student leaders said protesters suffered eye injuries and hypothermia after being struck by the water cannon.
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Several hours passed before the rangers could find the man, who was described as "stable but suffering from exposure, hypothermia, and extremity injuries," according to the park service.
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The roar was real enough: it came from a blower, which, the atelier being unheated, the students would place at my feet, to stop me from getting hypothermia.
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Twelve days later she was released from hospital, nearly fully recovered and with only lingering issues in the mobility and sensitivity of her hands due to the hypothermia.
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Schoeman was released from the hospital 12 days later, with only some lingering issues with the mobility and sensitivity of her hands due to the hypothermia, Reuters reported.
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Yet if those activities precipitate a death that might not have otherwise happened, for example if shoveling snow caused hypothermia, that could be considered an accident, he added.
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Even where the more southerly polar bear clubs swim in San Francisco and the Carolinas, water temperature in the mid-50s is still cold enough to induce hypothermia.
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"It was something they found while treating me for the hypothermia and I guess it is better to know and get on with fighting it than to not know."
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Bring pets inside before the temperature drops below freezing Like humans, pets can suffer from hypothermia or frostbite if they are left outside in cold weather for too long.
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According to The New York Times, dozens of people have been hospitalized across the country for symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite sustained as a result of the bitter cold.
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Kenneka Jenkins' cause of death was hypothermia and "cold exposure in a walk-in freezer" as well as "ethanol and topiramate intoxication," the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office said.
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Dozens of people across the country have been hospitalized for symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite sustained as a result of the bitter cold, the The New York Times reported.
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"If the police are going to be there actively spraying people with water in 27-degree weather, its' putting people at tremendous risk for death from hypothermia," she said.
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Despite the bitter cold, the wind chill and temperatures in Pyeongchang have not dropped low enough to create serious concerns about hypothermia or frostbite for the athletes, experts say.
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Surveillance footage shows Gage alone, "inadequately dressed and moving in ways consistent with intoxication and/or hypothermia," near the area where his body was found nearly 12 hours later.
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Rahman died after just two weeks in CIA custody of hypothermia when he was left in a cell at a facility in Afghanistan called the "Salt Pit" wearing just diapers.
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Races tend to avoid any long breaks, even at the six checkpoints with food, water and volunteers to help and look out for signs of hypothermia, frostbite or gear problems.
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MSF teams have the skills and equipment to provide lifesaving emergency care as well as to treat common ailments including dehydration, fuel burns, hypothermia and skin diseases, the charity said.
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However, if you decide to explore the nearby glaciers, it's advised that you hire a guide — snow blindness, hypothermia and dehydration are all common for inexperienced hikers in the area.
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Haire was not in proper clothing to survive the icy morning temperatures, Hanson said, and he could have been experiencing hypothermia, which may have disoriented him as he sought help.
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Those being treated at hospitals included a husband and wife with hypothermia at Roosevelt Hospital, as well as a flight attendant with a leg fracture, hospital spokeswoman Michelle Stiles said.
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The only thing that will get in their way is the blood rushing to their brains and the hypothermia setting in that is bringing them to a state of confusion.
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Once temperatures get below the -203 degrees F/C mark, people who aren't properly dressed for the occasion can expect hypothermia to set in within about five to seven minutes.
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In the short term, an MDMA overdose can lead to serotonin syndrome, which involves hypothermia, irregular heartbeat, and dehydration, Giordano says—the symptoms I experienced in my apartment that Saturday.
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"You're talking about frostbite and hypothermia issues very quickly, like in a matter of minutes, maybe seconds," said Brian Hurley, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center.
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In 2013, a contractor called SpaceWorks published a report commissioned by NASA on the feasibility of cryosleep—using "therapeutic hypothermia" to almost completely freeze people—for sending crews to Mars.
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Though Harch believes that the cold water in the pool was protective, Sempsrott said that "overwhelmingly," most people who fall into cold water are simultaneously dying of hypothermia and drowning.
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Summer always brings an onslaught of deaths The hottest months inevitably bring the highest numbers of hypothermia incidents, so summer, late spring and early fall are the most treacherous times.
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The key difference between therapeutic hypothermia and torpor is the fact that a hibernating body cools itself naturally, while a hypothermic one tries very hard to warm itself back up.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A body found near the Manitoba border was that of a Ghanaian woman who died of possible hypothermia trying to walk into Canada, U.S. police said on Tuesday.
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Three and a half days later, the survivors were rescued from the open water, suffering from salt water poisoning, exposure, hypothermia, and the largest case of shark attacks ever recorded.
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I'd argue, however, that the focus of this paper was more on extended exposure to extreme cold (think potential hypothermia) than on the usual "cold weather leads to colds" argument.
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Spectators will receive bags filled with hot packs, seat warmers and windbreakers, meant to limit the chances of hypothermia, which struck seven people at an hourslong event there in November.
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Like deep-sea divers with the bends, people under hypothermia-induced confusion can feel hot, even as they are freezing, so they do exactly the wrong thing and shed clothes.
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For a moment I saw it all play out: him swept away in the frigid water, the near-instant hypothermia, how I'd struggle to start a fire in the rain.
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Kemp's ridley sea turtles, among the rarest and most endangered of the species, are unprepared for the northern winter's precipitous temperature drop, and become cold-stunned, a hypothermia-like condition.
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He pushed the idea aside, but almost two years later, his friend's father died of hypothermia while waiting in front of a homeless shelter that was closed for the night.
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Part of the reason why Schoeman survived was, somewhat counterintuitively, due to the severe temperatures that gave her hypothermia in the first place, Reuters reported, citing one of her doctors.
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On Sunday, these clashes turned violent when law-enforcement officials used water cannons on protesters in freezing weather — sending some 26 people to the hospital with bone fractures or hypothermia.
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Physicians and tribal healers with the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council called for "the immediate cessation of use of water cannons" over concerns of hypothermia in the cold weather conditions.
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Donohue needed hours of surgery and dozens of blood donations, and he underwent a process called therapeutic hypothermia, in which doctors cooled Donohue's body to prevent further injury or brain damage.
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In December, a homeless advocate reported finding a woman named Lillian Hilman frozen outside the Georgia-Pacific Tower; days earlier, a man had succumbed to hypothermia near a downtown MARTA station.
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In addition to sea life such as sharks and jellyfish, there is hyperthermia (too cold) and hypothermia (overheating), waves, currents and the mental stamina required to stay focused and avoid panic.
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The Coast Guard calculated that Aldridge could survive roughly 19 hours in the water before hypothermia would set in, causing his body temperature to plummet and his muscles to give out.
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In January, the World Health Organization (WHO) said at least 29 children and newborns had died, mainly from hypothermia, with many making the long journey in open trucks or on foot.
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If there's one company I'd put all my good faith in keeping me from the wrath of hypothermia, it's the late, lauded laureate and godfather of the modern wetsuit, Jack O'Neill.
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As the Coast Guard shuttled Mr. Gribble and Mr. Lawler to a hospital to be treated for hypothermia, officers dispatched a steady rotation of aircraft to look for any more survivors.
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It is also important to check your pet's water bowl outside and change it often because if it freezes, your pet will dehydrate and this will expedite hypothermia and cold weather problems.
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Albone quickly became disorientated and even started developing hypothermia before she was rescued by another group of experienced climbers, who labelled her efforts to scale the peak "ridiculous," the Daily Mail reports.
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"A full monkey head transplant has been successfully accomplished by Prof Ren's group in China with the goal of testing cross-circulation and hypothermia as an effective neuroprotective strategy," the release said.
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Kotero dunked into Lake Minnetonka for four takes in a row, and the fourth one was almost her last: She went into hypothermia and an ambulance was called to the set. 7.
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Rescuers wrote that oxygen levels were falling and they needed to keep the boys from developing hypothermia, so they gave them "unspecified doses" of ketamine and a face mask filled with oxygen.
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It also narrows blood vessels, which lessens shivering, and can prevent large dips in a person's core temperature, making it a "good choice" for patients at risk of hypothermia, the authors said.
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Thousands of refugees are at risk of life-threatening hypothermia, aid groups warn and, while the garments might offer some solace in the summer months, the root causes of this issue remain.
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According to Greek media, at least 13 people had been killed in or around Mandra, a suburb west of Athens, and that most of the 17 reported injured were suffering from hypothermia.
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"Due to the temperature, there was concern about hypothermia and it was clear that time was of the essence for a successful outcome," the Enfield Police Department said in statement on Facebook.
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Still, as fears of hypothermia set in, he put in an emergency call to Finland's point person for the European Cycling Federation, who arranged provisional housing through a network of good Samaritans.
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The medics said ketamine was a good choice to give to the boys, given the risk of hypothermia, as ketamine impairs shivering and is associated with smaller drops in core body temperature.
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Initially, no one thought too, too much of the incident—other than it was an expedition that went bad—as the cause of death for the first five found was to be hypothermia.
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Three women are dead from apparent hypothermia after getting lost in the mountains as they tried to cross the U.S.-Mexico border near San Diego earlier this week, Border Patrol officials said Tuesday.
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They were also 25 percent less likely to have an angioplasty procedure to open blocked arteries and 19 percent less likely to undergo therapeutic hypothermia, which cools the body to prevent brain damage.
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This means going outside in Oymyakon with exposed skin puts you at very high risk of getting frostbite and hypothermia—an overall drop in body temperature that can be fatal in severe cases.
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After six months, Buss's research found that delaying a baby's first bath decreased the number of babies who suffered from hypothermia from 29 to 14% and hypoglycemia rates dropped from 21 to 7%.
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Polar vortex: At least eight deaths have been associated with the record-breaking cold snap sweeping through much of the U.S. Midwest, and hospitals have been treating dozens of frostbite and hypothermia cases.
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We learned to recognize the way bullets will stipple the skin while entering the body versus exiting and how the body looks after poisonings, deaths in custody, bludgeonings, car accidents, hypothermia, hyperthermia, fire.
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However, in temperatures above fifteen degrees Celsius, hypothermia does not set in for at least thirty minutes—by that time, most experienced outdoor swimmers will have long since made it to the shore.
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The letter said the second boy to leave the cave had a body temperature of 35 degrees Celsius (95 Fahrenheit) when he came out and developed hypothermia on his way to the hospital.
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A woman whose body was found outside in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Monday has been determined to have died of hypothermia, according to local newspaper the Star Tribune, which cited the medical examiners' office.
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Officials said the boy is in extremely serious condition, suffering from fractures, a head injury and hypothermia after spending 35 hours in temperatures that fell to about minus 20 degrees Celsius (minus 4 Fahrenheit).
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While additional details as to the boy's health have not been released, the AP reported Tuesday that Thompson had been released from the hospital after being treated for symptoms of hypothermia, cuts and bruises.
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Unlike the documentary crew member and King's killer, no Barkley runner has ever got so lost in the area's woods (Laz: "100% self-extraction") that they needed rescuing before they faced starvation or hypothermia.
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On the return to shore, the boat capsized and Mr. Viafore, who was not wearing a life vest, disappeared under the choppy water, which was 46 degrees — cold enough to instantly bring on hypothermia.
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When we think of a tsunami, Takagi told me, we think about drowning, but people also died as a result of hypothermia or blunt trauma (they washed up missing an arm or a leg).
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The medical teams attributed many of the injuries to rubber bullets, pepper spray and shrapnel from concussion grenades, according to Mr. Goldtooth, and said that water sprayed from cannons caused early signs of hypothermia.
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Mr. Harrison spent most of his day helping his neighbors navigate the blocked roads using his tractor and then took one of his sick sheep to the vet, fearing that it might have hypothermia.
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Health officials worry that the exact number of cold-related deaths is under-reported since low temperatures can cause heart and respiratory problems as well as hypothermia most often associated with freezing to death.
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Rather than seamlessly entering the water (as many suicidal people envision), the 230-foot, four-second drop renders jumpers broken and battered, left to slowly drown or die of hypothermia in the frigid waves.
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Some protesters were treated for hypothermia, and one of them, Sophia Wilansky, was seriously injured in the arm, possibly by an explosion caused by a police stinger ball, a device that spreads tiny rubber pellets.
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In cold weather, like some people are experiencing right now, your body loses heat faster than it produces it, which can lead to health problems like hypothermia, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
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Twelve boys trapped in a Thai cave were given ketamine to help protect them from hypothermia during the harrowing rescue, the effort's medical team wrote in a letter to the New England Journal of Medicine.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration estimated today that water temperatures near Lake Erie's surface are as low as 32 degrees Fahrenheit, which could induce hypothermia in under 15 minutes if a person is submerged.
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This is especially important if you are older or at risk for heart disease because your body temperature regulation may be impaired, putting you at higher risk for hypothermia, which is dangerously low body temperature.
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They rushed me to our community hospital, where the doctors put me in therapeutic hypothermia, which lowered my body temperature to around 90 degrees for a day or two, which can help preserve brain function.
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Children are more likely to go without food, be hospitalized or be at risk of developmental delays, and the elderly and sick are more vulnerable to temperature-related health threats, including heart attacks and hypothermia.
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The psychologists came into direct contact with only one of the three detainees, Gul Rahman, who died in C.I.A. custody in Afghanistan in 2002, probably of hypothermia, according to an agency investigation into his death.
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Today, deep hypothermia is routinely induced during scheduled cardiac surgery, with specially trained perfusionists using a heart-lung bypass machine to gradually cool patients' blood until body temperature falls as low as 64 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Concerned about hypothermia and losing consciousness, he tapped his hands to his chest to stay warm and set timers on his phone for every 30 minutes to stay awake, his brother Alexander Stacy-Alcantara said.
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It was worth asking whether it was jubilation stirred up by the Lunar New Year Parade or an attempt to ward off hypothermia that had people dancing on the sidewalks of Chinatown in Manhattan on Sunday.
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His speech was coached, and he did a great job, despite the fact that an audience of just a few hundred people were standing ankle deep in mud and doing their best not to catch hypothermia.
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As of Sunday evening, local, at least 85 people have died in Taiwan due to hypothermia or cardiovascular diseases caused by the sudden drop in temperature, state media reports, citing local fire and emergency services officials.
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It's a sharp contrast from last autumn, when the restaurant's calamari fisherman was busy hauling sea-soaked asylum seekers to dry land, and waiters turned tables into makeshift hospital beds for shipwrecked survivors treated for hypothermia.
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Migrant deaths happen with grim regularity along parts of America's southwestern border, largely when adults and unaccompanied teenagers succumb to harsh desert conditions or a lack of water, and die of dehydration, heat stroke or hypothermia.
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The hypothermia has left Ms. Mash with some mobility and sensitivity issues in her fingers, which means she cannot do buttons or put earrings in on her own, she said, but she hopes that will improve.
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Lightning, also 2 feet long and weighing about 50 pounds (23 kg), was suffering from hypothermia and several other problems, including injuries to both of her eyes, when she was rescued several days earlier, Terry said.
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Kalamaoka'aina Niheu, a medic who was in the camps in early January, told VICE News she had seen "several thousand" cases of mild to severe hypothermia and frostbite since the water cannons were deployed in November.
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Douglas Tompkins, who gave up a business career to focus on philanthropy and conservation, died of hypothermia in 2015 after his kayak flipped over in the ice cold waters of the General Carrera lake in southern Chile.
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Babies, older adults, and homeless people faced particularly high risks of frostbite and hypothermia, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned anyone spending time outside to wear dry, warm clothing and watch for warning signs.
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Wind and below-freezing temperatures can cause hypothermia and frostbite, and above 4,000 meters, low oxygen levels may lead to two rare but life-threatening conditions: High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE) and High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE).
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GENEVA (Reuters) - At least 29 children and newborns are reported to have died in a teeming camp in northeastern Syria over the past 8 weeks, mainly due to hypothermia, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Thursday.
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New Brunswickers are also being cautioned about the risk of hypothermia and frostbite as temperatures hover around minus 8 Celsius (18 Fahrenheit) in the worst-hit area of the Acadian Peninsula in the northeast of the province.
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Arrests of some immigrants in other parts of the country outside a church-run hypothermia shelter, a school and in homes where warrants for other immigrants were being served have made many immigrants skeptical of ICE's reassurances.
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An inquest later found that he had survived for most of the 12-hour flight but had most likely died shortly before he fell, probably from lack of oxygen or hypothermia, the BBC reported at the time.
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Known as the Moffatt expedition, after their leader, Arthur Moffatt, it became a notorious example of bad planning as they squandered their time, ran low on provisions, capsized in frigid waters and lost Mr. Moffatt to hypothermia.
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Since her election in 2014, Mayor Muriel Bowser has made homelessness a higher priority than her more stringent predecessor did, extending the availability of shelters beyond the cold-weather months, when there is a threat of hypothermia.
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"They have scratches, fever, and signs of hypothermia, but overall they're in remarkably good health," the outlet said on Tuesday, adding that parents will be able to see their kids while they're in quarantine, but not touch them.
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"They have scratches, fever, and signs of hypothermia, but overall they're in remarkably good health," the outlet reported on Tuesday, adding that parents will be able to see their kids while they're in quarantine, but not touch them.
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By the time it was done, I had given everything my body could give physically and then mentally, once it was over, my body started convulsing with my muscles seizing up from the hypothermia that was kicking in.
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Linda Black Elk, a member of the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council of the Catawba tribe, said she treated protesters for injuries and hypothermia and they were soaked by water in temperatures as low as 13 degrees.
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His question was whether a heating device implanted in one part of the body, like the arm, might be able to heat the body's blood up sufficiently enough to stave off hypothermia as it circulated through the body.
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Angela Renee Blackwell was sentenced on Thursday in the Chester County Courthouse, the same day she pleaded guilty to infliction of great bodily harm in the killing of her 4-day-old son Lewis, who died of hypothermia.
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The Missing Migrants Project, set up by the U.N. migration agency (IOM), has recorded 11 migrants deaths in the Mediterranean since the start of the year, including four who died of hypothermia at Europe's land borders with Turkey.
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The correspondent said he had spoken to a man whose wife had died of hypothermia after being trapped in their flooded home for hours and others who said they had watched people swept away by the storm surge.
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Our medical team treated each patient with the standard Tactical Combat Casualty Care method used in combat environments: stop the worst of the bleeding, make sure the patient's airway is clear and blood is circulating and prevent hypothermia.
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Authorities did not give a full breakdown of the causes of death for all of the victims, but earlier said four people had drowned, four died in landslides and four more were electrocuted, while three died of hypothermia.
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Earlier in the week, a married couple in their 20s died in Indiana in a car crash, a man in Milwaukee was found dead in his garage after shoveling and a man died of hypothermia in Evanston, Ill.
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Earlier in the week, a married couple in their 210s in Indiana died in a car crash, a man in Milwaukee was found dead in his garage after shoveling and a man died of hypothermia in Evanston, Ill.
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Six of the seven would-be selfie-takers were treated for hypothermia at nearby hospitals, and the FDNY posted a picture of a diver investigating the pond to ensure there were no other victims in its icy depths.
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One [way you could die from overeating] is if, let's say, the temperature of the food you consume is very low, and you develop hypothermia, because you've digested large quantities of something that is too cold for your body.
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It's taken time to get over the heartbreak and mild hypothermia that Finland left me with, yet I hold no regrets because the transformation I went through on that journey prepared me for the one that started this season.
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In the European migrant crisis, the space blankets have been life-saving, especially for people who made the sea crossing in the winter, when air temperatures were below zero and the water frigid enough to cause death by hypothermia.
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But it is the threat of hypothermia at Friday's opening ceremony that has set organisers on edge, with presidents, prime ministers and some 35,000 spectators scheduled to gather under the stars at Pyeongchang's $58 million open-air Olympic stadium.
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No word yet on whether or not you will be able to replica die of hypothermia while your replica love clings to replica life on a replica plank in the middle of the still insanely real North Atlantic ocean.
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" Though Pendergrast did not give specifics of how the January 22 accident happened, he told his followers he was "found submerged in water for hours, with severe hypothermia, multiple pelvic fractures, severely comminuted sacral fractures, Morel-Lavallee, and more.
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As all this suggests, depictions of the Arctic in nineteenth-century fiction ran a narrow gamut—from, in essence, death by natural causes (hubris, hypothermia, drowning) to death by unnatural causes (ghosts, monsters, magnets, autophagy), give or take madness.
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But it is the threat of hypothermia at Friday's opening ceremony that has set organizers on edge, with presidents, prime ministers and some 35,000 spectators scheduled to gather under the stars at Pyeongchang's $58 million open-air Olympic stadium.
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"By understanding the biology of cold adaptation in hibernation, we may be able to improve and broaden the applications of induced hypothermia in the future, and perhaps prolong the viability of organs prior to transplantation," said Li in a statement.
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"Being outside in these temperatures even for short amounts of time can cause frostbite to exposed skin, and hypothermia can set in very quickly, especially in children and in the elderly," coroner Jamie Harwood said in a statement to local media.
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On Monday, an autopsy of Jung's body determined that she died from asphyxia and hypothermia caused by entrapment in the snowbank, according to a report from The Cook County medical examiner's office, which was obtained by The Chicago Sun-Times.
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Good Samaritans rushed to help the boys and by the time FDNY showed up, seven people were already coming out of the water, according to NBC New York, The children were taken to nearby hospitals with minor hypothermia-related injuries.
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Erie, Pennsylvania, gets a lot of snowfall — during one record-breaking blizzard on Christmas in 2017, 53 inches fell in 30 hours, and it was so cold, authorities warned residents to be vigilant for hypothermia and frostbite from the arctic air.
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"With regard to the basics -- hydration, malnutrition and body temperature, or the hypothermia -- they'll get a pretty good idea of what shape the boys are in and how quickly they will feed and rehydrate them, based on the timeline," Gupta said.
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Editorial A blast of Arctic air moving over Europe to the Mediterranean last week put thousands of refugees and migrants trapped in tent camps, stranded in abandoned buildings and slogging across snow-packed routes at risk of frostbite and hypothermia.
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According to Ian and the PRP, he unfortunately didn't make it back into the show and was treated for hypothermia because Lake Ontario is one of the least inviting bodies of water in the Western Hemisphere even in warm weather.
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Kayaking and hypothermia experts had told PEOPLE it was a dangerous day for Viafore to be out on the 47-degree water with no life jacket or wetsuit, and in a kayak not meant for the rough conditions of the Hudson River.
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Accidental overdoses, falls, burns, near-drowning, extreme temperature exposures leading to loss of limb, self-inflicted gunshot wounds and suicide attempts were among the 46 non-fatal injuries; 20 deaths occurred due to carbon monoxide poisoning, drowning, falls, hypothermia, car crashes and suicide.
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Investigators, who said they had opened a criminal investigation into the incident that would look at whether safety rules had been violated, said one person was missing and four others were being treated for hypothermia after being plucked out of the water.
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Kayaking and hypothermia experts have told PEOPLE that it was a dangerous day to be out on 46-degree waters without a life jacket or wet suit, and that the kayaks Viafore and Graswald used were not suited to handle the turbulent Hudson.
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Police are looking for whoever is responsible for leaving the pregnant dog by the side of the road in Hermitage, Pennsylvania, after four puppies are believed to have died from hypothermia following the traumatic birth, according to WKBN, who reported the story.
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There they stand — oh wait no actually they're curled up in a foetal position, shivering due to acute hypothermia and malnutrition... It's been six years since Skyrim first graced our consoles, but yesterday Bethesda announced an official new edition of the game.
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This case and subsequent medical research published in 2100 by two teams led to the widespread use of therapeutic hypothermia (which was now called by this name or "targeted temperature management") in patients who had suffered acute cardiac arrest, stroke, or neurological damage.
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In the meantime, we have a treatment called "therapeutic hypothermia" that approximates at least some of effects of torpor, with scientists rapidly and unrelentingly pushing toward putting humans in a true torpid state, essentially mimicking cryosleep that you commonly see in movies.
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In New York City, where temperatures were expected to plunge into the single digits on Tuesday afternoon after a bout of rain and snow, emergency management officials pleaded with residents to be cautious on the roads and to watch out for signs hypothermia.
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The hospital's trauma specialist, Dr Timothy Hardcastle, said the baby was suffering from hypothermia and had to be warmed up, but was in satisfactory condition with only minor injuries, according to a statement from the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) province department of health.
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The men's favorite Galen Rupp chased the lead pack until he dropped out around the 20-mile mark with hypothermia; in the women's race the favorites Molly Huddle and Shalane Flanagan dropped to paces much slower than their goal but still finished.
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ONBOARD OPEN ARMS, off Libya (Reuters) - Some 73 migrants, many suffering from hypothermia and burns, were rescued by a Spanish charity ship late on Wednesday from a packed rubber dinghy that had been drifting off the Libyan coast for nearly 24 hours.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A five-year-old child and two women died from hypothermia on the Greek island of Lesbos on Wednesday after crossing the Aegean from Turkey in freezing weather, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said on Thursday.
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Police in Kansas City, Missouri, have determined that a 20-year-old college student who was found dead in a river in her submerged car in March accidentally died of hypothermia and drowning — but that alcohol and drugs played a role in her death.
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On Monday morning, national police chief General Jorge Hernando Nieto told reporters that the Palacios' family received a call in the early hours of the day saying that he had escaped his captors, and that he was in good health aside from the hypothermia.
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If that's the case, and you are experiencing the other telltale signs of hypothermia (such as, shivering, slurred speech, shallow breath, and a weak pulse) it's important to get to a warm, dry location and seek medical attention immediately, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Kayaking and hypothermia experts have told PEOPLE that it was a dangerous day for Viafore to be out on 46-degree waters without a life jacket or wet suit, and that the kayaks Viafore and Graswald used were not suited to handle the turbulent Hudson.
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Based on the results of two studies, they recommend cooling - known as therapeutic hypothermia - for 24 hours at 32 to 34 degrees C after a cardiac arrest in comatose patients whose heart rhythm was restored with a shock from a defibrillator outside of a hospital.
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Current medical procedure is to keep anything but small burns dry, because wet burns can lead to hypothermia in even mild conditions, but include two medium-sized 2nd Skin Moist Burn Pads in your kit for very small burns, as the moisture lessens pain.
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In this world, a droid surgeon fitted Luke Skywalker with a bionic hand after a fight with Darth Vader, a bot midwife oversaw the delivery of Princess Leia and droids treated Luke Skywalker for hypothermia after his rescue from the icy planet of Hoth.
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There, to prepare for the execution of those responsible for masterminding, financing and building the bomb, Stephanie learns hand-to-hand combat, mental toughness — the master making his pupil swim across a lake in the winter, risking hypothermia — and how to fire a gun.
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His goal was to see whether hypothermia might offer a way "to preserve and protect" a pulseless patient for two hours, which was Safar and Bellamy's estimate of the time required to evacuate a wounded soldier from the battlefield and to conduct basic wound repair.
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"Instead of tweeting like a child who hates science class, if you're so worried about the cold you could always send your 45M+ followers info about how to find shelter, prevent hypothermia & frost bite, prevent pipes from freezing, protect their pets, etc," Rice tweeted.
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"Instead of tweeting like a child who hates science class, if you're so worried about the cold you could always send your 45M+ followers info about how to find shelter, prevent hypothermia & frost bite, prevent pipes from freezing, protect their pets, etc," added Rep.
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The victim does not want to be one of the unlucky 4003 percent who die of hypothermia over the course of hours, rather than of trauma instantly (2400 percent of deaths) or of asphyxiation within roughly 2100 to 21882 minutes (75 percent of deaths).
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More than 30 deaths have been attributed to the blizzard that swept through from Friday night to Sunday morning, including traffic fatalities, people who suffered heart attacks while shoveling, several who died of carbon monoxide poisoning while trapped in their cars and a few cases of hypothermia.
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The 1989 crime -- in which a 28-year-old banker who had been jogging at night in Central Park was raped, bludgeoned with a rock and was found hours later, tied up, stripped and suffering from hypothermia and brain damage -- shook the city and exacerbated racial tensions.
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This uncanny ability to withstand prolonged cold (and even hypothermia) results in part from an adaptation these rodents have developed in molecules they share with other mammals, including us, Dr. Gracheva and her colleagues found in a study published last week in the journal Cell Reports.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - A 34-year-old British hiker was revived in Spain after a six-hour cardiac arrest brought on by severe hypothermia, with the low mountain temperatures that made her ill also helping to save her life in what a doctor described as an "exceptional case".
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South Korea, which built Pyeongchang's $58 million stadium without a roof to save time and money, plans a range of measures at opening and closing ceremonies to prevent people suffering hypothermia — from distributing hot packs and blankets to speeding up security checks, the internal document shows.
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The sedative effect likely helped calm the boys as they were being hauled through a treacherous maze, but according to the letter from the medics, the drug was also meant to help prevent hypothermia since the boys were carried through cold water while wearing ill-fitting wet suits.
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In the past 10 days a Somali woman was found dead from suspected hypothermia in Bulgaria and an Afghan man died in northern Greece, while last Friday two Iraqi men were found frozen to death near the Turkish-Bulgarian border, according to local media reports compiled by the project.
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The release notes that Dr. Xiaoping Ren of Harbin Medical University had performed a successful monkey head transplant using the technique, which Canavero says makes a very sharp incision of the spinal cord and places the patient into a state of therapeutic hypothermia to allow the body to make a recovery.
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Medical staff involved in the mission told Reuters their first assessments will focus on the boy's breathing, signs of hypothermia and an airborne lung infection known as 'cave disease' which is caused by bat and bird droppings and can be fatal if it is untreated and spreads to other parts of the body.
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There they started the process of therapeutic hypothermia, a process where they literally put me on ice and in an induced coma to protect me from any brain damage that I might have experienced from the time (which is unclear to me, but estimated around seven to twelve minutes) that my brain was without oxygen.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture fined the facility $25,714 in 2011 after a 2010 escape of two baboons who then hurt one of the facility's employees, and a 2009 incident in which a young monkey escaped in frigid weather, suffered severe hypothermia, and had to be euthanized, according the USDA reports obtained by VICE News.
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At the sentencing, Viafore's sister, Laura Rice, told Judge Robert Freehill that she thinks of her brother's "last moments alive…and I visualize him trying to survive hypothermia in the freezing cold river, confused and not understanding why the woman who said she loved him and wanted to marry him did nothing to help him," reports the Poughkeepsie Journal.
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More than 7,500 people are also stranded in freezing conditions in Serbia, including dozens trapped near the Hungarian border.. Medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) told British broadcaster ITV on Tuesday it had treated the first cases of frostbite in Serbia and warned of "deadly consequences" due to hypothermia if people are not given adequate winter shelter.
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But with temperatures dipping to the single digits on some days and winds bestowing a chill that makes the air feel below zero even if you're not wet, anyone who gets dipped into the water, even if just knee-deep, risks hypothermia, the National Mall and Memorial Parks said in a Facebook post over the weekend.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — As families have made the long, frozen, sometimes barefoot trek out of the last shards of Islamic State territory to a refugee camp in northeastern Syria over the past two months, at least 24 children and infants among them have died before reaching help, mainly from hypothermia, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.
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And as the death toll rises, fears grow for the homeless population across the US. According to a 2010 report from the National Coalition for the Homeless, at least 700 people "experiencing or at risk of homelessness" die each year from hypothermia in the U.S. Temperatures are expected to rise beginning Friday after reaching record lows – colder than the South Pole – on Thursday.
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The ACLU filed the lawsuit last October on behalf of Suleiman Abdullah Salim, a Tanzanian abducted by the CIA and Kenyan security forces in Somalia in 2003, Mohamed Ahmed Ben Soud, a Libyan captured in a U.S.-Pakistani raid the same year, and Gul Rahman, an Afghan national who died in 2002 in CIA custody from hypothermia caused by dehydration and exposure.
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Medical staff involved in the rescue mission told Reuters their first assessments when the boys arrive at the hospital will focus on their breathing, signs of hypothermia and an airborne lung infection known as 'cave disease' which is caused by bat and bird droppings and can be fatal if untreated and allowed to spread to other parts of the body.
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The fatalities included people killed in two car crashes in Missouri on Saturday, a utility subcontractor who was hit by a falling tree while repairing a power line in Connecticut on Sunday, and a 12-year-old girl who died from asphyxia and hypothermia near Chicago after a snow fort she and a friend built collapsed while their parents were at church.
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Newman told doctors that her daughter had a nervous system dysfunction that manifested as "hypothermia, hyperthermia, bradycardia, tachycardia, and 'turning purple,'" and the hospital decided to proceed with a surgery to install a pacemaker, despite the normal evaluation, based on "the medical history provided by the defendant, combined with a single report of the primary pediatrician" that the child had a low heart rate.
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The American Heart Association was soon recommending therapeutic hypothermia as a treatment for certain ailments, and the 296 case of Mitsutaka Uchikoshi, a Japanese man who is believed to have survived for 21 days without food and water after his body went into a hypothermic state, further emboldened those who say putting people on ice—in a controlled way—can have positive medical effects.
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Because I was either dying or about to die of hypothermia, I found myself falling into a Nostalgia Trap — not yet coined by McCammon, but a human factor nonetheless — wherein a person is tempted by the bluebird days of the past, and the sense of loss she feels for the person she might have been, had she been, from the start, a different person.
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Matchstick strips of the firmer bits of a mahogany clam, decorated with seaweed fronds and little salt-preserved unripe gooseberries and black currant buds, arrive in its shell in a bath of mussel juice and oil pressed from black-currant wood at the same moment as a bay scallop and its roe, pulled from Norwegian seas by a diver named Roderick Sloan, who must be immune to hypothermia.
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