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Turning Up the Heat: Why Extreme Heat Might Get Disaster-Level Attention

Heat kills more Americans than hurricanes or floods—but extreme heat remains outside disaster law. HeatSense helps shift from reaction to readiness with real‑time biometric monitoring.