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But Dr Bob Winter, president of the Intensive Care Society, is more cautious.
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"If you start using face oils and heavier creams now, you might avoid the dry-skin trap of winter, " said Dr. Colbert.
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"The aim is to find out where these larvae go - where they over-winter, " said Dr Roger Key, a senior invertebrate specialist from English Nature, which is working on the project with Leeds University and the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.
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"This virus has the potential to cause significant illness with hospitalizations and deaths during the U.S. flu season this fall and winter, " said Dr. Karen Kotloff, professor of pediatrics and lead investigator and researcher at Maryland's Center for Vaccine Development.
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"But this doesn't appear to be the case with winter deaths, " says Dr Gavin Donaldson, a specialist in respiratory medicine at University College London.
BBC: How cold turns up the heat on health
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Dr Campbell said the response to last winter's pressures helped the health service to cope better.
BBC: NI's birth rate falling
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Top of the list of those winter discoveries is the burial site near Ogmore, Dr Driver explained.
BBC: Snow survey uncovers prehistoric sites in Wales
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As for why this winter's flu season seems especially bad, Dr. Marr believes it is because of the particular strain of the virus, H3N2, which causes "stronger" symptoms, as well as an early start to the season.
WSJ: Burning Question | Why Is Flu Common in Winter?
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"The decline predicted by Piomas is slightly less in the autumn and slightly more in winter, but broadly speaking there's good agreement, " said Dr Giles.
BBC: Cryosat spots Arctic sea-ice loss in autumn
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Dr. Hart had allowed David the use of the house one winter when David had tried to move to Telluride.
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Dr. TRENBERTH: Normal for El Nino, but still not a normal winter by any means.
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Dr Brereton added that there was a possibility that some colonies might be wiped out altogether this winter if they had succumbed to factors such as predation by small mammals or other insects.
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