Chronic and intense anger has been linked to heart disease, cancer, stroke, colds and flu as well as depression, self-harm and substance misuse, the charity's Boiling Point report said.
The thermal threats include: thermal discomfort detrimentally influencing concentration, dehydration, heat syncope, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, cold-induced neuromuscular dysfunction, cold injury, drowning and hypothermia.
Women have been reported to have a greater risk for coronary events, ACS, and ischemic stroke in cold periods than do men (Barnett et al. 2005; Hong et al. 2003; Panagiotakos et al. 2004).
She touched his battered face and stroked his cold hands, as if the warmth of her fingers might still wake him.
As his hitting has heated up, though, Howard's willingness to discuss his stroke has grown cold.
Extremely hot weather can result the rise of heat-related health risks, such as dehydration and heat stroke, while abnormally cold temperatures drive up the risk of hypothermia and frostbite.
Butch Cassidy hobbled by a stroke is a cold-hearted joke for a movie to use, and "Money" isn't sure what to do with the discomfort it elicits.
The calculated, experimental and simulated load-stroke curves during cold semi-precision forging are illustrated in Fig. 12.
Open image in new window Fig. 12 Load-stroke curves during cold forging of multi-row sprocket.
But is all I've learnt, then, from the stroke: my hatred of cold calls and absurd packaging?
This, however, is actually a stroke of genius, keeping cold drafts away from your kidneys where others fail.
