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How does the NHS plan?

The NHS constantly plans for seasonal pressures, traditionally focusing on winter due to flu and cold-related illnesses. The story reveals a new emphasis on preparing for summer heatwaves, treating them with the same seriousness. This involves ensuring hospitals have adequate resources, staff, and strategies to manage heat-linked patient surges.

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