Layering clothing is going to be the best protection against frostbite if you have to be outside during a cold day. Hats, ...

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The American Red Cross has released a list of safety tips for people in Kansas to follow during times of winter storms and bitter cold temperatures. The organization ...

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Doctors are urging caution as frigid temperatures and strong winds increase the risk of frostbite, sharing tips to recognize ...

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Doctor Avery Shrum said to keep your nose, ears and fingers covered up to avoid frostbite. Shrum said to contact a healthcare ...

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As a cold spell grips the area, local emergency medicine specialists are urging residents to be vigilant about the dangers of hypothermia and frostbite.

As bitter weather hits many states, a doctor and two scientists explain what happens when we get too cold and how to stay safe.

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Cover as much exposed skin as possible, wear well-insulated boots, mittens and a hat and limit your time outside. If you need to shovel snow, take breaks often. And if your clothes get wet change out ...