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As the mercury spikes, with record temperatures hitting 37 deg C in mid-May, hospitals and clinics in Singapore are seeing more patients with heat injuries and heat rashes or flare-ups of pre-existing skin conditions.

Health News - As the mercury spikes, with record temperatures hitting 37 deg C in mid-May, hospitals and clinics here are seeing more... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Heat injuries can also happen to those staying indoors, especially the elderly and young children. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Due to the World Cup’s non-traditional winter match schedule, Bowdoin’s soccer enthusiasts now have the opportunity to watch matches together.