Samuel Eldrich, MD, Medical Director of the Temple Health-Chestnut Hill Hospital Emergency Department, spoke with the Philadelphia Inquirer, NBC10 and KYW Newsradio about the extreme heat in the Philadelphia area, as high temperatures approached 100 degrees on June 23-June 25 and overnight temperatures hovered around 80. Dr. Eldrich discussed the dangers the heat poses, including how it impacts the body and who is most at risk.
Weather Alert: A major winter storm is likely to impact the Philadelphia region this weekend into Monday. Temple Health remains open, though some appointments or services may be adjusted. Patients will be contacted directly if their visit is affected. Please check TempleHealth.org for updates and monitor myTempleHealth for changes to scheduled appointments.
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