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  1. Met Office forecasts predict a heatwave affecting the National Health Service as World Cup activity increases pressure on the service.
  2. Met Office warns heatwaves will worsen, prompting criticism of NHS infrastructure and calls for legal working temperature limits.

University of Sheffield researches heat threat in NHS buildings as heatwaves place additional demands on hospital services.

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University of Sheffield researches heat threat in NHS buildings as heatwaves place additional demands on hospital services.

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Met Office warns heatwaves will worsen, prompting criticism of NHS infrastructure and calls for legal working temperature limits. All 2 developments

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