Tissue temperature in cold weather is regulated by two factors, the external temperature and the internal heat flow. All cold injuries described below are intimately connected with the degree of ...

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Hospitals in West Michigan are seeing patients seek treatment because of the cold weather. Emergency department nurses at University of Michigan Health-West say some of the most common injuries ...

Coloradans are used to being outside, no matter the weather. But sometimes ... "Last year, we treated over 200 people for ...

Cold weather can also affect your muscles, making them less flexible and more prone to injuries. Additionally, the bulky winter clothing needed to keep warm can sometimes restrict movement ...

At least six babies have died in the past two weeks in Gaza due to the cold weather and lack of adequate shelter and heating, Palestinian medics and health officials say.

The physician advised bundling up may not only reduce your risk of catching a respiratory virus but also protect you from other cold-weather injuries like frostbite and hypothermia.

Tissue temperature in cold weather is regulated by two factors, the external temperature and the internal heat flow. All cold injuries described below are intimately connected with the degree of ...