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Heat keeping doctors and paramedics busy
July 9, 2012 // 0 Comments(CBS - Bryan/College Station, TX) Local doctors and paramedics say they're still seeing cases of heat exhaustion even in the milder weather. That's because temperature isn't the only factor. High humidity mixed with the heat can lead to deadly conditions outside. "Our calls do increase with it," said Trevor LaRoche with Bryan Fire Department, "With the rain there's a lot of humidity." A...
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