In today’s news, Kuwaiti charity supports education in Yemen, United States study reveals cardiovascular disease continues to be leading cause of death globally, law passed in Panama to give nature the same rights as humans, artificial intelligence predicts most of the world will be vegan by 2075, workers rescued from tunnel collapse in India, Italian vegan gelato wins award in Great Britain, and sea turtle-people in northeastern United States flown to Florida for winter rehab.
I have a safety tip for you. Hypothermia is a serious condition when your core body temperature drops below 35 degrees Celsius. Signs of hypothermia may be shivering, which is a natural response as the body tries to warm itself; slow, shallow breathing, which is a sign of the body conserving energy; pale, cold, or dry skin; tiredness, confusion, irrational behavior, or reduced responsiveness; and a slow, weakened pulse. Acting promptly is essential. If you suspect hypothermia, move the person out of the cold, immediately call an ambulance or medical emergency response, and provide a warm drink, food, or chocolate. Keep the person warm, but do not immerse in warm or hot water, as this can be a dangerous shock.
We just found a good mood badge with the following joke written on it. Let’s see how funny it is. This one’s called “Lender Confusion.”
Adriana told her friend in annoyance:
“Man, I can't believe I let Gina talk me into lending her money for plastic surgery. I’ve been trying to get the money back for months now. Unfortunately, I have no idea what she looks like these days!”
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