A 61% rise in children with injuries from hot water bottles has been reported by The Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead, with older bottles being more likely to burst and cause burns. The NHS advises checking the manufacturing date on hot water bottles and following safety measures such as not using boiling water, filling only three-quarters full, and replacing bottles every two years to prevent accidents. Other tips include expelling air before sealing, wrapping the bottle in a towel, and avoiding use alongside electric blankets, with a reminder that these items should never be used for babies.
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T'Wolves' Anthony Edwards on shocking Luka Dončić trade: 'You don't just trade him at 25'
Minnesota Timberwolves player Anthony Edwards expressed shock over the trade of Luka Dončić from the Dallas Mavericks to the Los Angeles Lakers at age 25, calling him one of the best scorers in the NBA and questioning the decision to move him. The basketball world reacted with a mix of anger and disbelief, with Mavericks fans protesting the move and Dončić's father criticizing the organization. Edwards jokingly urged fellow NBA players to stay informed about...
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