"When you get frostbite, he said, "you don't stop getting frostbite.
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Frostbite concerns With the coldest weather of the season, the National Weather Service issued a warning about the symptoms and dangers of frostbite.
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If you think you have frostbite, you should immediately go inside and check yourself for any discoloration or other clear sign of frostbite.
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The stages of frostbite The first stage of frostbite is often called "frostnip" and begins with redness and a pins-and-needles feeling.
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During the game, the Packers quarterback Bart Starr got frostbite in his fingers; the linebacker Ray Nitschke's frostbite was so awful, his toenails fell off.
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Frostbite: A danger even for the eyes Frostbite can occur in freezing temperatures when your blood vessels narrow, skin temperature drops and ice crystals form around and within your cells, causing damage.
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Conditions were terrible: avalanches and frostbite were a constant threat.
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When frostbite strikes, ice crystals can form on the skin.
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We talk a lot about our single engine in Frostbite.
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Wind chill can lead to frostbite, hypothermia and, ultimately, death.
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Did you have any close calls with frostbite or hypothermia?
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Players have literally gotten frostbite during playoff games at Lambeau.
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In 2012, he lost nine of his fingers to frostbite.
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Wind chill can lead to frostbite, hypothermia and even death.
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How to Avoid Frostbite and Hypothermia in Extreme Cold Weather.
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You could get frostbite in as little as five minutes.
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Frostbite can happen to any animal, including our beloved pet dogs.
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At these cold temperatures, frostbite and hypothermia are a real danger.
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"Though he is very weak, he has no frostbite," Haidri added.
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In those conditions, it only takes 10 minutes to get frostbite.
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Hospitals saw a steady stream of patients reporting symptoms of frostbite.
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He too had lost his fingers to frostbite, Mr. Iyal said.
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We also have guidance on how to avoid frostbite and hypothermia.
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I chewed these fingers off before the frostbite could turn to gangrene.
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Shockingly, Bob had no frostbite, which he attributes to Kelsey's attentive care.
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Under these conditions, frostbite can form on exposed skin within 30 minutes.
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Cold temperatures and high winds are a recipe for frostbite and hypothermia.
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In those conditions, frostbite can occur in 30 minutes on exposed skin.
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Suffering from exposure and frostbite, her husband knew time was running out.
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This prevents frostbite and aids them to smell food under the snow.
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The sawmill workers refuse to leave their homes for fear of frostbite.
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Instead we're trying to figure out how we'll keep from getting frostbite.
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One of the hikers was treated for severe frostbite to his feet.
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"There is a real risk of hypothermia and frostbite," Pritzker said Tuesday.
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When frostbite resulted, as it often did, no medical help was available.
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How long you can stay in extremely cold temperatures before getting frostbite
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Authorities in some of the hardest-hit cities such as Minneapolis and Chicago implored residents to stay indoors to prevent frostbite -- in one Chicago hospital, doctors treated 50 frostbite victims; some may lose an arm or a leg.
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In December, two men from Ghana lost all of their fingers to frostbite.
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At that temperature, with wind chill, frostbite can occur in under 30 minutes.
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The propellant that comes out is really cold, so it gives you frostbite.
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Such wind chill temperatures could cause frostbite of any exposed skin within minutes.
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When temperatures creep toward -80, Gill says frostbite is an almost immediate concern.
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This will result in frostbite occurring in as little as 113-20 minutes.
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To help ward off frostbite, Powers recommends including gloves, socks and hand warmers.
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Mr. Holly's drummer got frostbite during the tour, so Mr. Mastrangelo filled in.
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At that windchill, frostbite sets in on exposed skin in just five minutes.
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Severe frostbite forced doctors to amputate both of his legs below the knee.
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Polar-bear plunges are being canceled because of fears of frostbite and hypothermia.
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Other dangers include hypothermia, frostbite and a chafing condition known as polar thigh.
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The first signs of frostbite including tingling or pain in the affected areas.
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That's cold enough to get frostbite on exposed skin, so cover everything up.
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"More freedom than we've ever given players," all powered by the Frostbite engine.
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Grinning climbers with frostbite, showing their blackened fingers but refusing to leave the mountain.
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Should your chief concern be getting from your apartment to the office without frostbite?
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They took skin from his thigh to help repair the skin burned by frostbite.
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Eventually, the IPO pipeline freezes up, unicorns get frostbite and lose their precious horns.
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Two lost all their fingers to frostbite in December and nearly froze to death.
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She needed to find a way to prevent her newborn calves from getting frostbite.
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Wind chills that low can lead to frostbite in as little as 30 minutes.
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On the other hand, a more well-known, cold-related health issue is frostbite.
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There is also a glittery azure called Frostbite in the limited-edition holiday collection.
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Eric and Issac slept in their car overnight and were later treated for frostbite.
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In Minnesota, frostbite can hit in minutes Frigid temperatures are not the only concern.
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She was outside for 30 minutes teaching a self-defense class and got frostbite.
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No, the players, zoomed in, aren't as pore-by-pore detailed as their Frostbite counterparts.
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Gray described how Freuchen, suffering from frostbite, once had to cut off his own leg.
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Beyond the direct effects like hypothermia and frostbite, cold can worsen heart and lung troubles.
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If you suspect you have frostbite, go indoors immediately -- but don't make some common mistakes.
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O'Brady did it in six months, miraculously avoiding polar bears, hypothermia, and frostbite en route.
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Such wind chills can cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as 10 minutes.
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And potential risks, which include frostbite, oxygen deficiency and asphyxiation, have yet to be studied.
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At least 50 people were treated for frostbite in Chicago, a majority of them homeless.
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Poulakidas, a trauma specialist, said the hospital had seen about 25 frostbite victims this week.
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Authorities are warning people that they can get frostbite from spending just five minutes outside.
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I feel like frostbite is setting in and I've only been outside about 90 seconds.
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Seek help immediately if you or someone you know may have developed frostbite and/or hypothermia.
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Wind chills that low could lead to frostbite on exposed skin in 10 minutes or less.
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Taris Pozdnii, one of the climbers, suffered frostbite on his fingers and feet but has recovered.
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Up in the Mackenzie delta, it seems like everyone can identify frostbite from across the room.
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Or maybe you're wearing gloves and your adventurous streak doesn't extend to frostbite and hospital visits.
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There's nothing more embarrassing than getting frostbite from behind the wheel of your Russian adventure-mobile.
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Greg, who says tackling Everest was "rewarding," got frostbite while climbing the massive mountain in May.
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In some places, it's possible to get frostbite after only a few minutes of skin exposure.
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According to Pro Football Talk's Chris Simms, the injury may actually be the result of frostbite.
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He urged Illinoisans to guard against frostbite and hypothermia and use warming centers if need be.
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Through bitterly cold winters, residents board up their windows and try to avoid shelling and frostbite.
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Several of the climbers with Ms. Kulkarni returned to their camp with frostbite and other injuries.
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They transform into storage totes and full-length sleeping bags to protect against frostbite or death.
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Forecasters had warned of the dangers of spending too long outside - frostbite could start within minutes.
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His legs suffered from 4th degree frostbite again yesterday during the day because of his poor circulation.
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Frostbite is a useful attribute in Mr Putin's Russia; indeed it is one the president himself embodies.
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It can be caused by a number of things including injury, infection, frostbite and deep vein thrombosis.
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Rides Horse suffered burns to over 45 percent of her body and severe frostbite on her legs.
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It was later revealed to be frostbite caused by using a cryotherapy machine without the proper footwear.
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In a nod to the company's roots, Rocky and Bullwinkle lived in the fictitious Frostbite Falls, Minn.
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"It's so cold, people can't even walk their dogs without risking frostbite," said CNN meteorologist Jennifer Varian.
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The fact that misery can chill and rot the rich, like a spiritual frostbite, is hardly news.
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But the frostbite had taken hold, and Baalsrud was no longer able to walk on his own.
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Photographs circulated of athletes putting athletic tape on their faces to prevent frostbite on noses and cheeks.
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When apprentices returned from a Himalayan foray with severe frostbite, veteran mountaineers scoffed at the "preschool" climbers.
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For example, if it was zero degrees Fahrenheit and calm, your chance of frostbite is relatively low.
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Lower exposures can cause irritation to the eyes, throat nose and lungs as well as cause frostbite.
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Tradition-minded listeners extol this Long Island-born rapper's imagistic verses, frostbite-cold storytelling and terse beats.
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In Chicago, forecasters warned of sub-zero wind chills early next week, cold enough to cause frostbite.
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At zero Fahrenheit, and 15 mph winds, frostbite can set in on exposed skin in 30 minutes.
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The company started working on Oculus Rift support for its Frostbite Engine (whose latest version powers Battlefront, along with games like Mirrors Edge Catalyst and Battlefield 1) all the way back in 2013, and X-Wing VR Mission is the first VR experience that's confirmed as using Frostbite.
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Local officials warned residents to limit their time outside to prevent frostbite and to avoid treacherous travel conditions.
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And finally, you must be brave, as the dangers of injury, frostbite and hypothermia are rare but real.
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Combined with wind, this kind of cold causes frostbite to set in on exposed skin in just minutes.
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Linneman was taken to the hospital in critical condition with multiple fractures and severe frostbite, according to Depue.
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Meanwhile, an Indian woman suffered severe frostbite injuries near Camp IV after climbing Everest from the Nepal side.
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That's the kind of cold that can cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as five minutes.
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The characters do it constantly, whether they're shimmying across lift cables or picking frostbite scabs off their face.
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The importance of science fiction to entrepreneurship They say once you've had frostbite, you never forget the cold.
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Convinced that frostbite would imminently reach my brain, I seriously considered purchasing the latter as a medical necessity.
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Brown remains out of practice because of blistering feet, the result of a frostbite mishap during cryogenic therapy.
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Nghahara showed photos of frostbite he contracted from working in the cold-room without gloves or protective clothing.
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He collapsed and nearly died from dehydration, starvation and frostbite but was found by a hiker and saved.
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And just a few minutes outside with uncovered skin can lead to frostbite, the National Weather Service said.
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Forecasters warned of hypothermia and frostbite from arctic air settling in over the central U.S. and spreading east.
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Frostbite is most common on ears, cheeks, chin, nose, fingers and toes and can happen in 30 minutes.
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Brown was first kept off the field after he got frostbite on his feet from a cryotherapy chamber.
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Add wind at 15 miles per hour, and it would take only 30 minutes before frostbite sets in.
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And of course you are more likely to get frostbite if you aren't dressed properly for the weather.
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Stacy-Alcantara suffered frostbite to his feet and fingers, but likely won&apost need any amputations, he said.
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Stacy-Alcantara was taken to a hospital where he was treated for hypothermia and frostbite on his feet.
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Frostbite is an issue in central Iowa, too In central Iowa, wind chills are also a major concern.
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If you're in a cold zone today, we have tips to help you prevail against frostbite and hypothermia.
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Here's the National Weather Service's chart showing your frostbite risk for different temperatures and wind speeds (aka windchill).
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It is unclear how Mr. Koppad survived for five days, or how he escaped without broken bones or frostbite.
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The Switch version uses its own modified engine rather than the Frostbite technology that powers FIFA on other consoles.
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The Washington Post reports that the dry frigid air can cause frostbite within minutes and lead to spontaneous nosebleeds.
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The National Weather Service says frostbite can set in with a wind chill of -20 degrees in 30 minutes.
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Translation: dress in layers, and cover up exposed skin, or otherwise risk ringing in the new year with frostbite.
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Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown might have come up with a new reason to miss training camp — frostbite.
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Michael Moody, guest services specialist at The Beacon, says several people were treated for frostbite or hypothermia on Wednesday.
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Such conditions can cause frostbite in just minutes and will likely force the cancellation of schools across the region.
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The girl's nose was dead with frostbite, but her cheeks were probably saved by the caked tears on them.
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Residents in many towns and cities have been warned to stay inside, or risk the rapid onset of frostbite.
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If you suspect that your pet might be suffering from hypothermia or frostbite, take him to the vet immediately.
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With temperatures like that, you can't stay outside for more than five minutes without running the risk of frostbite.
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All eight survivors, some suffering frostbite, have expressed their wish to return to the North, Jeong told a briefing.
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It could lower your temperature, dehydrate you, or give you frostbite on your lips if you eat too much.
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But he was suffering from frostbite on his fingers and eyes, and complained on his blog about feeling weak.
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According to a report, Brown suffered frostbite on his feet from going into a cryotherapy machine without proper footwear.
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According to Simms, a source said Brown got into a cryotherapy machine without the proper footwear and suffered frostbite.
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Reports later revealed that Brown's feet suffered frostbite after he got into a cryotherapy machine without the proper footwear.
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Frostbite is a danger to exposed skin within 30 minutes of being in the elements, the weather service said.
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In extreme cold, or constantly wet environments of moderate cold, a few hand warmers can save you from frostbite.
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August 7– Brown's mysterious foot injury is said to be frostbite caused by improper footwear in a cryotherapy machine
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Brown had also missed time dealing with foot issues after he suffered extreme frostbite from a cryogenic chamber mishap.
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Become convinced that you're getting frostbite after four blocks, which, conveniently, is the location of your favorite coffee shop.
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I kept expecting the tale to go dark — I'd confused Shackleton's story with Scott's — but there's little frostbite here.
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If it's cold enough to get frostbite while you wait for the bus, school will most likely be cancelled.
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Jim Hayes, a National Weather Service meteorologist, warned that frostbite was possible within 10 minutes in the intense cold.
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Let go of past regrets and the half of a pointer finger that was blackened and deadened by frostbite.
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He was found in the freezing cold, with what appears to be the beginnings of frostbite on one paw.
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Having any bare skin in weather that cold is its own problem, because it poses a risk of frostbite.
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So far, more than 35,000 dairy cows have been found dead; many other animals developed frostbite and could still die.
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Hypothermia (a sudden drop in body temperature) is life-threatening, and frostbite (freezing of the skin) can leave lasting scars.
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Try pulling that in the middle of London, and you'll get weird sideways looks, just as the frostbite sets in.
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Linneman was taken to the hospital in critical condition with multiple fractures and severe frostbite, Depue said at the time.
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When he saw my frostbite before setting out, Mr. Jacobson shook his head sorrowfully and lent me a heavier parka.
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On Wednesday, another source confirmed to ESPN that the injury was "extreme frostbite" caused by misuse of a cryotherapy machine.
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Long story short: Save yourself the frostbite, pull on those fleece jammies, and enjoy winter through the lens of Hollywood.
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Boyu's feet were amputated due to frostbite he suffered after giving his sleeping bag to an ill climber in 1975.
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The journey can be dangerous, resulting in one woman's death and two cases of asylum seekers losing fingers to frostbite.
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He was awarded the Iron Cross for bravery, before he was flown out of the front lines with serious frostbite.
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Click through for some of the most striking outfits we snapped from Oslo — even if there's no chance of frostbite.
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A medical helicopter picked Greg and Vanessa up at a camp 21,500 feet up the mountain to treat his frostbite.
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He said this blizzard was so cold that he got frostbite on his fingers while trying to operate the camera.
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Though he was battling frostbite from a cryotherapy machine, Brown was also upset about the NFL banning his preferred helmet.
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Oh—and this is important—bring a blanket, because, spoiler alert, there's this really astounding special effect that involves frostbite.
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Read more: Antonio Brown's mysterious foot issue is reportedly frostbite caused by not wearing proper footwear in a cryotherapy machine
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Almost 2,000 flights were canceled, hundreds of schools were closed, and hundreds of cases of frostbite and hypothermia were reported.
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In 1982, a mountain climbing accident left him with frostbite so severe both of his legs had to be amputated.
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Freezing your body can also result in hypothermia or frostbite, adding to the necessity that the procedure be monitored closely.
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Six people died and hundreds of others were treated for frostbite, according to The New York Times's front-page article.
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Saturday's cold snap has been called dangerous because it will make it easier for people to experience hypothermia and frostbite.
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In Chicago, officials warned about the risk of almost instant frostbite on what could be the city's coldest day ever.
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But as health officials issued numerous warnings about the dangers of frostbite and hypothermia, homeless people faced potentially devastating circumstances.
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Mayor Joe Hogsett of Indianapolis warned of "extreme cold" in his city and offered tips on identifying frostbite and hypothermia.
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Her dairy lost 300 of its 2,143 cows, and Ms. Beckerink said she might lose 50 to 75 more to frostbite.
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Justice was found emaciated, crawling with lice and suffering from rain rot and frostbite when he was found by his rescuers.
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He was not successful in climbing Everest and lost most of his fingers due to frostbite during an attempt in 2012.
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Our staff have now recovered from their frostbite and have a number of significant suggestions for a revamp before next year.
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The frostbite causes the skin to burn, and can lead to other problems — so put a few layers over those shorts.
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Since that first day, Hamidaddin was helicoptered back to base camp at Barneo, and the prognosis for her frostbite was good.
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For the most part, Raynaud's isn't a huge concern, says Dr. Lai Becker, but it does increase your risk for frostbite.
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Kuriki's suffered serious damage from frostbite during his 21953 attempt on Everest's West Ridge, losing all but one of his fingers.
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Holly Poad, the owner of Triple P Farm in Lone Rock, Wisconsin, created earmuffs for cows to protect them from frostbite.
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"So it turns out ear muffs for calves to stop them getting frostbite are a real thing," wrote Twitter user @ThisFarmingMan_.
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On his first Everest attempt in 1975, Xia got frostbite and had to have his feet -- and later his legs -- amputated.
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The boy, named Ivan Fokin, was in extremely serious condition, with a head injury, fractures, hypothermia and frostbite, according to officials.
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On HBO's "Hard Knocks," Brown confirmed reports that his blistered feet were due to frostbite suffered while inside a cryotherapy machine.
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So, when you're out and about celebrating the holiday, keep your skin covered as much as possible to protect from frostbite.
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Keeping as much skin covered as possible in cold weather is the best defense against frostbite, the National Weather Service counsels.
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Pro Football Talk's Chris Simms later reported that Brown's injury was frostbite caused by entering a cryotherapy machine with proper footwear.
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In the modern world, we often see images of gangrene from mountaineers that are climbing Everest and their feet get frostbite.
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Shao Yuqun, a Chinese construction worker laboring in the snow, said he was far more anxious about frostbite than Islamist terrorism.
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Cold and wind chill Frostbite is not only dependent on the outside temperature; it's also affected by the wind chill factor.
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Deep frostbite is the next stage, in which the skin can appear blue and mottled, and numb to pain and cold.
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Nobukazu Kuriki had lost nine fingers to frostbite on a previous attempt to reach the summit of the world's highest peak.
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In 2017, she had to turn back from a distance barely 200 meters (656 feet) from the top after getting frostbite.
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The shorter stature may have helped these prehistoric humans retain heat and stave off frostbite in their extremities, the authors said.
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And when the wind chill registers below minus 50, it would take only five minutes for exposed skin to develop frostbite.
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That would result in a burning hell on one side and eternal frostbite on the other, neither side suitable for life.
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"The dangerously cold wind chills could cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as 10 minutes," the weather service said.
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Health officials, urging people to go outside only if necessary, warned that exposing skin to the air could lead to frostbite.
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It's so cold in much of the Midwest today that you could get frostbite within five minutes once you step outside.
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The weather service warned on Tuesday that people could get frostbite and hypothermia after spending as little as five minutes outside.
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People would be stuck in their homes, unable to even walk outside, because they would be risking frostbite or even worst.
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He waited for the crowds to clear and as he headed out saw people with frostbite getting dragged down by their Sherpas.
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Blizzards and avalanches, frostbite and trench foot, and sleeping in a tiny tent dangling in thin air are part of the thrill.
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You might also get frostbite and die, but hey, you'll lose weight and who doesn't want to be skinny, am I right?
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The singer emotes about getting "frostbite" and "gangrene" and enduring "sub-zero chills" while campaigning in the first caucus state during winter.
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"When you're out in the cold windy weather, you can actually get frostbite of your eyes, which is really dangerous," she said.
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There are dowdy newscasters risking frostbite to gin up color pieces on deathless topics like the contents of the athletes' goody bags.
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Wind chill reports reached as low as -41 degrees Fahrenheit in upstate New York, cold enough to cause frostbite in 10 minutes.
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Driving the news: Raiders superstar Antonio Brown is currently sidelined after suffering "extreme frostbite" in a cryotherapy session gone wrong, ESPN reports.
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Called frostbite, it happens when the skin and tissue under it freezes, which can happen much more quickly than you might imagine.
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It's known as second-degree frostbite and begins when your skin begins to turn pale white or grayish-yellow instead of red.
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But you won&apost risk losing a finger to frostbite, or simply suffering from frigid digits, to be a bit less dramatic.
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Tenji Sherpa, Mr. Steck's trekking partner, was at Everest Base Camp when the accident happened, because he had frostbite on his hand.
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Winds of 50 mph, snow and a flash freeze are aiming for Washington, DC. You can get near-instant frostbite in Minnesota.
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Lower exposures can cause irritation to the eyes, throat nose and lungs as well as cause frostbite if the skin is exposed.
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With the exception of Mr. Iyal's right thumb, both men lost all their fingers after they were amputated because of extreme frostbite.
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At 8 am in Iowa, wind chills were as low as minus 58°F, which is sufficient to cause frostbite in just minutes.
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Click ahead for the most stunning ice hotels from around the world that are so Instagrammable, they might just be worth the frostbite.
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Dehydration leads to hypothermia and frostbite, so your body needs plenty of water to function properly and maintain proper circulation to your extremities.
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The shades — Bruise, Roach, Smog, Plague, UV-B, Pallor, Asphyxia, Oil Slick, and Frostbite — are the brand's original lipstick colors, launched in '96.
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Researchers have found that dog paws have "built-in snow boots," allowing them to walk and frolic in the snow without getting frostbite.
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I almost stopped to take a photo of them in the snow, but I was genuinely concerned I was going to get frostbite.
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Because of that there's no "The Journey" in Switch FIFA, EA claiming that the game's melodramatic story mode can only run in Frostbite.
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He said that the wind chills will be near minus 35F (minus 37C), a level when frostbite could set in within 10 minutes.
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"Too much destruction makes it unplayable" DICE's last five Battlefield games have featured Frostbite-enabled building destruction, but players apparently wanted even more.
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Later reports would reveal that that foot injury came after Brown got into a cryotherapy machine without the proper footwear and suffered frostbite.
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These conditions make it dangerous to be outdoors for any period of time as frostbite can occur in just five to 10 minutes.
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He was eventually arrested for breaking into a backwoods church in an attempt to stave off frostbite, and returned to his mother's care.
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It was a bitterly cold afternoon: Officials had delivered a frostbite warning and black ice had developed on several roads throughout the city.
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The climb took 20 days, during which they were buffeted by rain and snow, ran out of food and risked hypothermia and frostbite.
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At least 80 soldiers examined during the exercises by Wendy Sullivan-Kwantes, a scientist, developed frostbite, mostly around their hands, feet and ears.
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Mr. Chapman, who is 85 and mostly homebound, suffers from neuropathy in his feet from frostbite, a common malady among Korean War veterans.
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The coats themselves are remarkable as well: They transform into storage totes and full-length sleeping bags to protect against frostbite and death.
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Last Sunday, temperature dipped to minus 59.6 degrees Celsius, enough to cause frostbite in under five minutes to any areas of exposed skin.
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The Madman's Time Machine On the coldest night of the year, a madman was taken to Boston Medical Center with third-degree frostbite.
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The weather service and other services have been advising the public on ways to stay safe, including wearing extra layers to prevent frostbite.
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Residents of Minneapolis and Des Moines are being warned to limit their exposure to the cold to mere minutes, given the possibility of frostbite.
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There's no reason to risk frostbite over sending the fire emoji, which is why it'd be a good idea to invest in texting gloves.
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Self Pro Balaclava Windproof Ski Mask — Any exposed skin is at risk of frostbite during extreme cold, so stay bundled with a windproof balaclava.
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Exposed skin can start to get frostbite in as little as 30 seconds, he says, with permanent damage possible after just a couple minutes.
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In 2011, Olympic sprinter Justin Gatlin also suffered frostbite on the bottom of his feet from using a cryotherapy machine with just wet socks.
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The next big gathering takes place in February—when temperatures can fall to -10˚C—at the (appropriately-named) International Helsinki Frostbite Tango Festival.
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It's also why, in 2011, American sprinter Justin Gatlin showed up to the World Outdoor Track and Field Championships with frostbite on his feet.
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The biggest risk right now is frostbite, and a reported eight people have died in the last few days, likely due to the weather.
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When Hamidaddin removed her gloves, there was a line dividing the frozen top third of her fingers and the healthy skin below: textbook frostbite.
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Bluestein's updated wind chill formula is relatively simple: You plug in the temperature and wind speed, and it spits out your risk of frostbite.
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Battlefield 1 is built around the same Frostbite engine as previous games in the series, making buildings, fortifications, and other artificial terrain completely destructible.
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Now, developers workings with Electronic Art's Frostbite Engine—the engine running Anthem and Battlefield V—have achieved the next step in video game hair.
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In December, two Ghanaian men suffered severed frostbite, and one had to have all of his fingers amputated after walking for about 10 hours.
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Others suggested putting extra tarps around the coops to keep chickens dry and coating exposed chicken skin with petroleum jelly to ward off frostbite.
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People with frostbite sometimes don't realize what is happening, because their fingers or other parts of their bodies go numb as it sets in.
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Several of the men were still recovering from frostbite when Kennedy presented them with the National Geographic Society's Hubbard Medal on July 8, 1963.
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On their way back to base in 1912, trekking through severe weather and struck by frostbite, starvation and exposure, the British explorers all perished.
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He battled with the NFL over its refusal to let him wear his preferred helmet, and he suffered frostbite from treatments for foot injuries.
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The frigid conditions have sent scores of people to hospitals with symptoms of hypothermia or frostbite, and have closed businesses, schools and many colleges.
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A cease-fire with Pakistan has been in place since 2003, but soldiers live in constant danger of frostbite, oxygen deprivation, hidden crevasses and avalanches.
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The arctic air began blowing south from Canada into the Midwest earlier this week, prompting authorities to warn of the risk of frostbite and hypothermia.
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We add a long-sleeve layer here, double-up our jackets there, and boom — we've cracked the formula for beating frostbite at its own game.
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He was born on a sub-222 degree day and suffered severe frostbite from the cold, ultimately resulting in the amputation of both back legs.
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"You can get first-, second-, third-degree cold burns or it can kill the skin [frostbite] and lead to injury, deformity, and infection," Caldwell said.
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"I'm not afraid of death, but I am terrified of getting frostbite on my residual limb as I don't have much leg left," she says.
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We were so cold after every shot we had huge blankets that they would cover us with to try to keep the frostbite at bay.
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And with good reason: The wind chill index is optimized for worst-case scenarios, so it gets people to take the threat of frostbite seriously.
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Andromeda will be using the Frostbite engine, which also powered Star Wars: Battlefront, Battlefield 1, FIFA 17, and the new Mirror's Edge, among other titles.
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Poad was desperate for a way to keep her newborn calves from getting frostbite and invested in calf jackets and a pair of calf earmuffs.
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Read more: Antonio Brown's mysterious foot issue is reportedly frostbite caused by not wearing proper footwear in a cryotherapy machineFrom there, things got more bizarre.
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Read more: Antonio Brown's mysterious foot issue is reportedly frostbite caused by not wearing proper footwear in a cryotherapy machineFrom there, things got more bizarre.
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Brown has also been dealing with a strange foot injury that has limited him and is said to be frostbite caused by a cryotherapy chamber.
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It's cancel-the-polar-bear-plunges cold We never did quite understand why anyone would risk frostbite and hypothermia and plunge into bodies of water.
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But while the frostbite-type symptoms are legitimate, a source told ESPN, the real reason for the former All-Pro sitting out is his helmet.
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Experts warn that even a short time in the blistering cold can be extremely dangerous, with the risk of hypothermia and frostbite increasing every minute.
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Its list may be considered a ranking of top frostbite states for retirement; along with New Hampshire, the site suggests Colorado, Maine, Iowa and Minnesota.
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Whether you are planning a fun ski trip or will be just stuck shoveling snow this winter, these thermal gloves will keep frostbite at bay.
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The National Army Museum has some fingers and toes in its collection, amputated from a man who had frostbite, said Claire Blackshaw, the museum's spokeswoman.
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The report, in the newspaper Rodong Sinmun, the mouthpiece of the government, followed South Korean media reports of cases of pneumonia and frostbite in Samjiyon.
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Graphically, it uses the latest iteration of developer DICE's Frostbite engine for some of the best in-game graphics of any game on PC or console.
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SD: Something I didn't know is that it can be two or three weeks after the frostbite before they can tell the extent of the damage.
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Afterward, Vikings Coach Mike Zimmer, his face an unsightly blotch of frostbite-like pink and red, stood at the lectern and peered out through watery eyes.
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Instead, as soldiers who had lost legs, arms, noses and ears to frostbite stumped about the dance floors, they resulted in scenes of Goya-ish grotesquerie.
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The horse, who Chapman named Bubbles, was skinny, senior and suffering from frostbite on his ears, signs he would not likely be sold to another farm.
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US sprinter Justin Gatlin got frostbite on his feet in 2011 because he was wearing sweaty socks in a cryochamber, according to The New York Times.
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Aside from the obvious hazards (like frostbite, burns, and eye injuries), asphyxiation can occur when nitrogen vapors reduce the amount of oxygen in an enclosed room.
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It was only when her mom took her to the ER the next day—for frostbite—that doctors confirmed Daisy showed signs of having been raped.
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Living in extreme cold can bring its own set of health problems as well, particularly with regard to older people, like frostbite and body temperature loss.
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In today's world, we're more familiar with it being a product of frostbite and gangrene sets in and you've gotta amputate the toes or the legs.
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Claire Churchwell, 27, stood in the aisle of a Duane Reade on Columbus Avenue holding her sneakers in her hand and inspecting her feet for frostbite.
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The National Weather Service has created a wind chill chart that shows the time it might take to develop frostbite at varying temperatures and wind speed.
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"We were trying to dig a hole" and they slept there, he said from the hospital, where he was being treated for frostbite on his fingers.
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The herd has grown to 52, a haven for animals that have lost feet because of frostbite, are missing limbs, were abused or have congenital disorders.
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Workers at Mac's Mission, which specializes in special needs dogs who had been abused or born with defects, say he's recovering quickly, with the frostbite healing.
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The Illinois Department of Public Health said at least 30 people statewide had been to emergency rooms for frostbite or hypothermia-related visits by Wednesday morning.
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The Illinois Department of Public Health said at least 353 people statewide had been to emergency rooms for frostbite or hypothermia-related visits by Wednesday morning.
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And The Journey, the cinematic story mode introduced last year, is missing altogether — EA's line is that it wouldn't be possible to include without the Frostbite engine.
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"You're talking about frostbite and hypothermia issues very quickly, like in a matter of minutes, maybe seconds," said Brian Hurley, a meteorologist with the Weather Prediction Center.
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Of the official ASKfm team, only one mountaineer was harmed—Taris Pozdnii developed frostbite on his feet and fingers, according to a report from The Financial Times.
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Mark Inglis of New Zealand, who also lost both legs to frostbite, was the first double amputee to reach the summit in 2006 from the Tibet side.
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Meanwhile, temperatures in North Dakota and northern Minnesota have been recorded in the negative 50s with windchill, which is dangerous enough to give someone frostbite within minutes.
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To top it all off, Arsenal managed to take it to penalties before losing, hence causing frostbite amongst many of the huddled nomads in the away end.
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Then early one morning he received a message from the team: They had reached the summit, but it was very cold and some in the team had frostbite.
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The Elizabeth, New Jersey man has filed a lawsuit alleging that he lost parts of several fingers to frostbite after working at that same Mister Cookie Face plant.
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If you look carefully, its hooves have been horribly damaged because they're experimenting on the pig to see to what extent the hyperbaric oxygen chamber can heal frostbite.
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Frostbite, non-freezing cold injury, and hypothermia are unlikely to be problems in athletes exercising, but possible problems include discomfort (distraction), local/extremity cooling, impairing neuromuscular function (e.g.
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In December, two Ghanians who were denied asylum in the United States walked into Canada in knee-deep snow and suffered frostbite that required amputations of their fingers.
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Noreen, fortunately, did not suffer any serious injuries or experience frostbite or hypothermia — but her health and safety were all thanks to Midnight, Curfman, and their timely rescue.
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And then over time, potentially you run out of oxygen, and you go slow, you develop fatigue, you get cold and frostbite, so certainly crowds are an issue.
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Archaeological evidence suggests that both female and male early humans shaved their heads and facial hair to avoid frostbite from water becoming trapped and frozen against the skin.
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Some have also been treated for frostbite and pulmonary edema, This year is set to see a record number of climbers with 371 permits already issued for foreigners.
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Dozens of people across the country have been hospitalized for symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite sustained as a result of the bitter cold, the New York Times reported.
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Brown was initially held out of training camp due to a mysterious foot injury that turned out to be frostbite caused by improper footwear during a cryotherapy treatment.
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The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency encouraged residents to keep pets indoors, limit time outside, watch for signs of frostbite, check on neighbors and use alternative heat sources safely.
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A story event popped onto my screen with artwork, some text, and a simple choice: Gideon needed an amputation due to frostbite, but instead, he wanted to die.
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Poulakidas works at John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital, a level 221 trauma center, that in a really bad year will see 241 cases of frostbite for the season.
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While that's certainly heroic, the fact that he wasn't wearing gloves might have ended his career, since he returned to the hospital with severe frostbite on his hands.
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You could get frostbite in as little as five minutes; it will be warmer in Antarctica than in Des Moines; it could feel like minus 26 in Minneapolis.
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He had an uncanny foot injury that equated to frostbite from cryotherapy and then drew a line in the sand over his outdated — by NFL safety standards — helmet.
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Under such extreme conditions, frostbite can set in as quickly as three to 10 minutes, depending on age, exposure and other factors such as wet gloves and socks.
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There, he struggled to fall in line with the team after sustaining a frostbite-related foot injury, complaining about NFL helmet regulations, and accruing fines for missing practices.
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And in Minnesota, strong winds could push the low to 22017 below zero, conditions that could lead to frostbite on exposed skin in as few as five minutes.
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The boy was rushed to a hospital and was being airlifted to Moscow in grave condition for treatment for a serious head injury and frostbite, the reports said.
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Governor J.B. Pritzker said wind chill could drive temperatures to -55 degrees Fahrenheit in northern Illinois on Tuesday evening, capable of causing frostbite in a matter of minutes.
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It is hard to look at, but he is almost healed and will soon begin the journey of real prosthetics for both back legs, which he lost to frostbite.
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However, even if you have a high pain threshold, it doesn't mean you won't get frostbite—it's one reason why cryo users are told to wear gloves and socks.
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Bring pets inside before the temperature drops below freezing Like humans, pets can suffer from hypothermia or frostbite if they are left outside in cold weather for too long.
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According to The New York Times, dozens of people have been hospitalized across the country for symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite sustained as a result of the bitter cold.
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People in North Dakota face "life threatening cold" and the risk of frostbite with exposure of 10 minutes or less, the National Weather Service (NWS) said in an advisory.
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Dozens of people across the country have been hospitalized for symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite sustained as a result of the bitter cold, the The New York Times reported.
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In lieu of pants, the eldest Kardashian opted for some thigh-high velvet boots, leaving just a sliver of thigh exposed to the elements and at risk of frostbite.
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The windchill — a measure of frostbite risk that combines wind speed and air temperature — is expected to drop even lower across the region, into the negative 30s to 20143s.
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It was only when Crimean War veterans set the fashion that experts began recommending beards to ward off frostbite, sunburn and air pollution, not to mention mumps and toothache.
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Brown, 31, missed time during the preseason while dealing with blistering feet as a result of a frostbite mishap during cryogenic therapy as well as grievances involving his helmet.
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Each time I see him slip into his dress — it has Elsa's face on the bodice — I pray that she uses her magic to zap my tongue with frostbite.
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Despite the bitter cold, the wind chill and temperatures in Pyeongchang have not dropped low enough to create serious concerns about hypothermia or frostbite for the athletes, experts say.
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Officials in some of the hardest-hit cities, such as Minneapolis, Detroit and Chicago, implored residents to stay indoors to prevent frostbite and to keep motorists off icy roads.
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There has been no fighting on Siachen Glacier since 2003, but the thousands of troops stationed on either side of the border are in constant danger of frostbite and asphyxiation.
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Races tend to avoid any long breaks, even at the six checkpoints with food, water and volunteers to help and look out for signs of hypothermia, frostbite or gear problems.
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"You're talking about frostbite and hypothermia issues very quickly, like in a matter of minutes, maybe seconds," said Brian Hurley, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center.
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Use your bare fingers to prime the stove, fiddle with a stuck zipper pull, or wipe after shitting, and you could end up with frostbite in a matter of minutes.
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Klein is recovering in a hospital and, though she may lose several toes due to frostbite, she is in good spirits and looking forward to returning home, her sister said.
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"It was developed solely to assess the risk of frostbite on unclothed parts of the body," says Krzysztof Blazejczyk, a Polish researcher who studies the thermodynamics of the human body.
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But, should you get too cozy, the air-conditioning is set to frostbite o'clock, reminding you that, like the luncheonette-goers of yore, you must soon be back at work.
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Read more: This ultra-compact, anti-frostbite jacket will fit in your backpack, can withstand up to -22 degrees, and costs just $22She ended up having to walk home barefoot.
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But according to the seasonal-shoe matrices in our minds, they're especially indispensable in spring, when the retreating threat of frostbite makes liberating our ankles feel like the ultimate luxury.
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He ran into avalanches, lost both his feet to frostbite while trying to reach the summit in 1975 and later lost his legs above the knee to lymphoma in 1996.
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The original collection, which first launched in 1996, included colors like Bruise, Roach, Smog, Plague, UV-B, Pallor, Asphyxia, Oil Slick, and Frostbite, and the 2016 reincarnation was faithful to that.
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Their return came after North Korea had ignored notice on Thursday of plans to repatriate the crew, some of whom were suffering frostbite, and the vessels, Jeong told a media briefing.
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The interviews in Meru describe the mix of techniques required to shift between hiking and wall-climbing, and the potentially insurmountable obstacles: frostbite, hypoxia, running out of food, and so forth.
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When asked about the promise and peril of his intellectual creation, he brings up Boo, his rescue cat, who lost the tip of its ear to frostbite before being taken in.
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"A person with more body fat, for instance, is actually at greater risk of frostbite, because heat is trapped within the body more effectively, so less reaches the skin," Bluestein explains.
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A spider monkey died from frostbite after being left outside in the cold and groups of bats died after hitting piano wire that was added for an exhibit, the audit found.
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The superstar Olympian famously got frostbite on both his feet and ankles after a mishap in the cryogenic chamber back in 2011 -- and the guy says the injury hurt like hell.
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Sometime during those days, Baalsrud took the knife and cut into several of his toes, hoping to bleed out the frostbite-caused infection that he feared would spread up his legs.
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In such extreme cold, exposed skin can develop frostbite in as little as five minutes, said George T. Chiampas, an emergency medicine doctor and professor at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
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The athlete made headlines in late July and early August after he entered a cryotherapy chamber in France without the appropriate footwear, subsequently burning his feet and giving himself severe frostbite.
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I had more trouble managing myself than them, like when I gave in to temptation and bought Lawrence, an adorable little Oberhasli goat whose poor ears had been deformed by frostbite.
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Mr. Xia, who comes from Sichuan, lost both his feet to frostbite while trying to reach the summit in 1975, when he and his team were caught in a huge storm.
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If the wind chills range from 15 to 25 degrees below zero, as expected Saturday in much of western and northern Pennsylvania, the onset of frostbite can begin within 10 minutes.
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"These are VERY DANGEROUS conditions and can lead to frostbite on exposed skin in as little as five minutes where wind chill values are below -50," the National Weather Service tweeted.
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He will have to be mindful of frostbite and maintain the hygiene of his amputated leg, as his prosthetic fits over his residual limb and doesn't allow the skin there to breathe.
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According to the National Weather Service, depending on the windchill and temperature, frostbite, a condition in which the skin and tissue below to freeze, can occur within five minutes of being outdoors.
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We only hope most of those scenes were shot with man-made frosty stuff, because brrrr, we can't have our favorite stars getting frostbite just for the sake of our viewing pleasure.
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Of course each new release is going to look prettier, punchier, grittier than the last—and now that EA have had a year to get familiar with Frostbite, they're seeing terrific results.
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More than 40 reports of non-fatal but serious injuries associated with these drugs involved people who nearly drowned, shot themselves, and almost froze to death or lost a limb to frostbite.
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South African Saray N'kusi Khumalo stood on top of the world's highest mountain on her fourth attempt last week after earlier expeditions were foiled by frostbite, an avalanche and a deadly earthquake.
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People dressed appropriately above the waist for the event on the London Underground, which happened Sunday, but didn't pay any bother about frostbite below as they bared all, according to the Mirror.
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The polar vortex came swirling back into the U.S. this week, bringing with it record cold temperatures not seen in 20-plus years, and wind chills capable of causing frostbite in mere minutes.
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Frozen ChicagoPhoto: APYou might have noticed that it's pretty cold throughout much of the United States—frostbite-inducing, school-closing, scald-yourself-with-boiling-water-while-attempting-that-stupid-instant-snow-trick cold.
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Last month, two men from Ghana made headlines in Canada for being found on the side of the road in Emerson and being admitted to hospital for frostbite in their hands and feet.
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Still, the National Weather Service wanted a simple index for warning people about frostbite, so he and colleagues based it on people in the 5th percentile for heat loss, the worst-case scenario.
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In March 2018, Nick Griffiths, a former royal marine, lost several of his toes to frostbite during the gruelling Yukon Arctic Ultramarathon, and he generously agreed to donate them to the Dawson Hotel.
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The National Weather Service has issued extreme-cold advisories in parts of the Northeast, Midwest, West and New England -- warning people to keep as much skin covered as possible to protect from frostbite.
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As for the ice, you could freeze to death on it, starve to death on it, get stranded on it, get lost on it, get frostbite on it, or float away on it.
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"If you are in the woods, be careful of irritating or poisonous plants and hostile or poisonous animals, and pay attention to the weather so you don't get sunburn or frostbite," Bisbey says.
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Cable worker Brian Stachovic said he was up an electrical pole for only five minutes on Thursday before his fingers and toes went numb, and he had to go inside to avoid frostbite.
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This means going outside in Oymyakon with exposed skin puts you at very high risk of getting frostbite and hypothermia—an overall drop in body temperature that can be fatal in severe cases.
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Polar vortex: At least eight deaths have been associated with the record-breaking cold snap sweeping through much of the U.S. Midwest, and hospitals have been treating dozens of frostbite and hypothermia cases.
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He also had something essential to what we call heroism: a kind of emotional efficiency that led him, from time to time, to drive his followers through the snow and into needless frostbite.
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Thousands of Indian and Pakistani troops contest an area at altitudes above 20,000 feet where they must deal with altitude sickness, high winds, frostbite and temperatures as low as minus 60 degrees Celsius.
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Dozens of motorists were poisoned by carbon monoxide fumes as they tried to warm their cars in indoor garages; about 40 police officers were treated for frostbite; more than 650 fire hydrants froze.
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"We're always concerned, but especially when you can get frostbite in about eight minutes," said Wendy Weckler, the executive director of Hope House, a shelter for families, who has helped coordinate the preparation.
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Dr. Stathis Poulakidas, a burn surgeon at Chicago's John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Cook County, said nearly 50 patients had sought treatment for frostbite in recent days, about half of them homeless.
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Still, Mr. Tracey noted that some of his co-workers have even worse health consequences, including one man who lost several toes to frostbite after a winter spent sleeping in an inadequately heated car.
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Brutal cold that can cause frostbite within a few minutes blasted the Midwest for a second day and blew into the Northeast on Thursday, snarling air traffic and delaying Amazon and other package deliveries.
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I was so resistant to forking over the cash to outfit myself properly that I trudged around in a thin wool coat and plastic rain boots and nearly got frostbite on my left toe.
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There have been cryogenic chamber mishaps to high-profile athletes in the past -- including U.S. sprinter Justin Gatlin who suffered frostbite on his feet in 2011 due to wearing sweaty socks during the treatment.
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It's why EA spent three years integrating its Frostbite 3 engine to power those narratives along, with the sort of speed that leads Young to claim that "Longshot" won't feature a single loading screen.
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For the current study, Bobb and colleagues wanted to see how the odds of hospital admissions for heart problems, weather-related issues like frostbite and injuries like falls fluctuated before, during and after storms.
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For nearly five days, they trudged through temperatures dipping below freezing at times while battling hail and rain and, by the end of it all, Truehl's skin was nearly 40 percent covered in frostbite.
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Sometimes that cold dry air can provoke respiratory irritation, causing people to have a little bit of a cough or something like that—but then extremes like frostbite take pretty prolonged exposure to severe cold.
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Rabbit from VibratexBlue, despite its associations with frostbite and thwarted orgasm, is actually the most widely accepted color in the world, at least according to environmental psychologist Sally Augustin, PhD, principal at Design With Science.
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In terms of physical risks, once the client has signed the regular list of medical disclaimers, the same blog on the FDA website warns frostbite, burns or eye injury could result from the extreme temperatures.
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It was minor in the grand scheme of frostbite, but I wound up with almost-alarming blue tinge and that characteristic thaw-pain that feels like all of your cells are about to burst open.
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Frostbite in these extreme conditions can set in as quickly as three to 216 minutes, depending on age or exposure or other factors, such as wet gloves and socks, or even alcohol consumption, he said.
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She had frostbite on her hands and feet, according to Ludovic Giambiasi, a friend who posted updates on Facebook, and she was taken to Islamabad, the capital, later in the day and received medical attention.
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Warmer-than-normal weather was on the way, but that offered little comfort to vulnerable populations such as the homeless and elderly enduring cold that caused frostbite in minutes and made being outside potentially deadly.
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This 2017 season, a 20-year-old Sherpa guide lost 10 fingers to frostbite and almost died because his client (who had been kicked off his team because of poor climbing) refused to turn around.
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Her Instagram has 565,000 followers, and her social media fans help pay for care and surgeries for the herd, many of whom have lost limbs to frostbite and use wheeled carts or prostheses to get around.
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In June, officials from the New York State Department of Health sent a memo to local health departments warning about the cereal and its potential to cause frostbite or damage to the mouth, esophagus, and stomach.
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And, of course, if you've been out in very cold temperatures for a long time, your cold hands could be suffering from the early stages of frostbite — if that's the case, please get that checked out.
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Getting frostbite at the top of a mountain peak isn't fun, so my cold-weather gear needs to keep me dry and cozy, and also be durable enough when I'm wearing it out in the woods.
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The bodies of two Iraqi men and a young Somali woman were found close to the Turkish border in Bulgaria and two Somali teenagers were hospitalized with frostbite after five days in a forest, Pouilly said.
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During their descent, Mr. Mackiewicz is said to have had acute mountain sickness, caused by the lack of oxygen in the lower air pressure that exists at higher altitudes, as well as snow blindness and frostbite.
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Temperatures plummeted to 29ºF (minus-217ºC) last week, leading to serious cases of frostbite and forcing those in the warehouses to stay awake throughout the night, huddled close to fires to make it through to morning.
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Kalamaoka'aina Niheu, a medic who was in the camps in early January, told VICE News she had seen "several thousand" cases of mild to severe hypothermia and frostbite since the water cannons were deployed in November.
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We all know the story of Bon Iver's debut album For Emma, Forever Ago, how its carefully crafted folk was the product of heartbreak and possibly of trying to fight frostbite in a cabin with no heating.
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In addition to telling a brand-new story, Andromeda also sees BioWare shift to a new game engine called Frostbite, the same technology used to power other EA-published titles like Battlefield 1 and Star Wars Battlefront.
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Babies, older adults, and homeless people faced particularly high risks of frostbite and hypothermia, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned anyone spending time outside to wear dry, warm clothing and watch for warning signs.
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The observed wind chills Thursday morning were some of the coldest seen since the 1980s and 214s across much of the affected area, per the National Weather Service, and can cause frostbite on exposed skin within seconds.
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Wind and below-freezing temperatures can cause hypothermia and frostbite, and above 4,000 meters, low oxygen levels may lead to two rare but life-threatening conditions: High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE) and High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE).
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He'd reached the 60-mile mark and knew he'd developed frostbite on his hands, face and ears, but had no idea that his feet were beyond wrecked, thanks to "unprecedented" low temperatures of -54 Celsius (-65 Fahrenheit).
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New Brunswickers are also being cautioned about the risk of hypothermia and frostbite as temperatures hover around minus 8 Celsius (18 Fahrenheit) in the worst-hit area of the Acadian Peninsula in the northeast of the province.
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FIFA 18 on Switch isn't the same game as you get on PS4 or Xbox One—it's built in an entirely different, wholly new custom engine, for one thing, whereas its siblings run in DICE's Frostbite engine.
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"These are VERY DANGEROUS conditions and can lead to frostbite on exposed skin in as little as five minutes where wind chill values are below -265," the National Weather Service office near Minneapolis and St. Paul tweeted.
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The combination of physical demands and the emotional strain of an expedition—managing team dynamics, anxiety about frostbite and other injuries, the threat of encountering polar bears—cause the body's levels of the stress hormone cortisol to spike.
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Even healthy chickens can require a surprising amount of maintenance, as anyone who has ever crouched in a coop in a minus-20 windchill massaging Vaseline into the comb of a squirming hen to prevent frostbite can attest.
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Pro Football Talk's Chris Simms first reported that Brown's foot — which appeared to be severely blistered in a photo he posted on social media — had frostbite after Brown did not wear the proper footwear in a cryotherapy chamber.
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In the months prior, Brown had been off the field for reasons related to frostbite-like symptoms on his feet from cryotherapy treatment and a spat with the NFL over use of his old, no-longer-approved helmet.
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Diane Sampson, an American paediatrician, said she had treated desperate patients at the Moria camp suffering from frostbite, shivering with cold and drenched by snow and rain that had washed through the flimsy tents they are staying in.
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We went to number one on the Canadian charts with a cover that depicts a man with hands deformed from frostbite, and a guy whose sole station in the band is to shriek at the top of his lungs.
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With temperatures dipping drastically throughout the midwest, places like Minnesota are set to experience wind chills approaching negative 70 degrees (yeah, you read that right, too), which means that frostbite can set in after as little as five minutes.
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The nemesis of all the racers is called overflow, a phenomenon in which water gets trapped on top of otherwise-frozen rivers and ponds, a hazard that can soak a racer and cause problems ranging from blisters to frostbite.
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But the trend—a doubling or tripling of illegal crossings near some border posts in the past year, and tales of refugees losing fingers to frostbite—has captured public attention in Canada and put pressure on politicians to respond.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, June 13 (Reuters) - A Ghanaian man who lost all his fingers to frostbite crossing into Canada from the United States to seek asylum, can remain in the country, a Canadian immigration and refugee board ruled on Tuesday.
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The Weather Service, using the existing wind-chill formula, determined that with winds of about 15 miles per hour, the air temperature could feel as if it were 65 degrees below zero — capable of causing frostbite within 15 seconds.
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The girl recites facts about science and history to understand her life: Bears give birth while they're in hibernation; the buttons on the uniforms of Napoleon's army broke in the Siberian cold, and all the men died of frostbite.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — An accomplished Japanese alpinist and motivational speaker, who lost nine fingers to frostbite on a previous attempt to reach the summit of Mount Everest, died on the world's highest peak on Monday, after he slipped and fell.
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Paul expected to be as low as minus 8003 to minus 65 degrees from Tuesday night through Thursday morning, the National Weather Service is warning people that any exposed skin could get frostbite in as little as five minutes.
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Thanks to a literal polar vortex that's bringing the "coldest air in a generation" across America, people are rightly panicked about all the dangers this kind of frigidness brings, including things like frostbite, which can occur once temperatures hit freezing.
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She was then taken to a regional hospital in Kanab, Utah, where she was reunited with Eric and Isaac, before being transported to Dixie Regional Medical Center in St. George, Utah, to be treated for severe frostbite on her toes.
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He unfurled the map of France from Rome to Amsterdam, assembled the staggering 600,000-strong Grande Armée, then watched it become more petite by the day as it was ravaged by frostbite, sickness and one of the worst-ever military disasters.
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"Being outside in these temperatures even for short amounts of time can cause frostbite to exposed skin, and hypothermia can set in very quickly, especially in children and in the elderly," coroner Jamie Harwood said in a statement to local media.
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On Monday's episode of ProFootballTalk Live, co-host Chris Simms said that a source close to the situation said the NFL player reportedly burned his feet by not wearing appropriate footwear in a cryotherapy machine — which caused them to get frostbite.
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Extremely cold temperatures are known to trigger a host of bodily defenses; the heart beats faster as the body struggles to stay warm, and blood vessels constrict, which leads to lower blood pressure and leaves extremities more susceptible to frostbite.
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In other words: If the temperature is 38°F and the wind chill is 32°F, that means you'd develop frostbite on exposed skin just as quickly as you would if the temperature was 33°F and there was no wind.
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Necrosis is the death of living cells or tissue, and can develop from infections, improper wound care, an injury, frostbite or circulation problems, Dr. Travis Stork, an ER physician, host of The Doctors and member of PEOPLE's Health Squad, explains.
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On a subsequent try in 2011, his tent poles, supplies and cooking gas were dug up by Himalayan crows at his final camp, and in 2012, extreme cold and high winds ended his quest and left him with serious frostbite.
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Key to these personal stories is Battlefield 1's Frostbite engine: the frame on which its battlefields are built, and the technology that allows them to come crumbling down as players trade sniper shots and tank shells back and forth.
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Surendra Shelke, a complainant against the couple, told the Press Trust of India that the two had appeared in different sets of clothing in the photographs, even though climbers almost never change gear on the mountain for fear of frostbite.
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Read more:Antonio Brown's mysterious foot issue is reportedly frostbite caused by not wearing proper footwear in a cryotherapy machine"I was trying cold therapy, they were covering my body, and I got out, and I felt my foot burning," he said.
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Erie, Pennsylvania, gets a lot of snowfall — during one record-breaking blizzard on Christmas in 2017, 53 inches fell in 30 hours, and it was so cold, authorities warned residents to be vigilant for hypothermia and frostbite from the arctic air.
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The boy was in serious but stable condition with leg fractures, superficial head wounds and severe frostbite in his fingers and toes, and doctors were struggling to save his right foot, Veronika Skvortsova, the health minister, said at a news conference.
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As Jan slowly makes his way to the border, he is pursued relentlessly by a high-ranking Nazi officer, Kurt Stage (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), even as frostbite and gangrene force Jan to rely ever more on the protection of friendly Norwegians.
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Editorial A blast of Arctic air moving over Europe to the Mediterranean last week put thousands of refugees and migrants trapped in tent camps, stranded in abandoned buildings and slogging across snow-packed routes at risk of frostbite and hypothermia.
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On Wednesday morning, wind chills will range between minus 50°F to minus 65°F across parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Michigan, which could cause frostbite on exposed skin to occur in as little as 5 minutes, the Weather Service warned.
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Just like chapped lips, it's easy to associate the development of dry, crusty patches on the corners of our mouths with exposure to extreme cold and dryness: too many nights in arid Palm Springs, or too many days fighting frostbite in New York.
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Temperatures will remain well below zero degrees Fahrenheit in the Chicago area on Wednesday and early Thursday with "dangerously cold wind chills" of as low as minus 50 that can cause frostbite to exposed skin within five minutes, the National Weather Service said.
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The National Weather Service warned of wind gusts as high as 60 mph, and wind chills as low as 45 below zero, which can "cause frostbite in as little as 10 minutes to exposed skin," the NWS said in its Sunday afternoon advisory.
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Consistently putting out thoughtful and intimate dance music that feels like all the sentiments and secrets of a teenage girl's bedroom have been unpacked and transformed into a club, her last proper release was 2014's Frostbite EP. Which is ages ago, isn't it.
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And with those frigid temps often comes an intense urge to sit on your couch, snuggle up in your softest blanket, and light a candle that fills your mind with images of not icicles and frostbite, but warm bakeries, island vacations, and fields of flowers.
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At the Siachen Glacier in the Karakorum range, thousands of Indian and Pakistani troops contest an area above 20,000 feet (6,096 m) where they must deal with altitude sickness, high winds, frostbite and temperatures as low as minus 60 degrees Celsius (minus 76 degrees Fahrenheit).
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JUNEAU, Alaska (Reuters) - Dee Dee Jonrowe, who will start the grueling Iditarod sled-dog race through Alaska's wilderness for the 22th time this year, has long been known as a survivor, having endured a deadly car crash, cancer, frostbite and numerous injuries on the trail.
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And while it was superchallenging to shoot in 20 degrees below zero because the lens of the IMAX camera kept breaking from the cold, and I got frostbite on my feet, this winter wonderland turned out to be some of the most memorable scenes.
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The most obvious example would be a GPS sensor to track a worker's location, but a gas company might put a sensor that detects leaks, or a company that sends workers into cold climates might use a temperature gauge to track the risk of frostbite.
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Yeah. It's a very challenging mountain and it needs to be taken seriously, and unfortunately there's operators who are willing to take anyone up there and some of the inexperienced people who go are the ones who end up with frostbite and passing away.
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Speaking on Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Chiampas said his department had treated 15 patients with weather-related complaints in the previous 36 hours, including one who had a finger amputated because of frostbite — a much higher number than is typical for this time of year.
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Another bee buzzing around in the presidential bonnet during August is Greenland, which Trump decides the United States should try to purchase, since it has a strategic location and is potentially the source of more than 70 percent of the world's supply of frostbite.
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Pemba Sherpa from the Seven Summit Treks agency in Kathmandu told the Guardian that one Indian climber had such advanced frostbite that she couldn't move, and said that several sherpas carried her to a lower camp, where efforts to rescue her by helicopter were underway.
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Team: Oakland Raiders2018 stats: 104 catches, 1,297 yards, 15 touchdownsConsensus rank: 24thAverage draft position: 22ndWhy he's a risk: Brown's situation in Oakland — recovering from a frostbite on his feet, fighting the NFL over his helmet and disappearing from camp — makes him the great unknown in fantasy.
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You are more susceptible to frostbite if you smoke, take medications called beta-blockers, have poor blood supply to the legs, or have diabetes or Raynaud syndrome, a condition in which strong emotions or cold temperatures cause blood vessels to spasm and block blood flow to extremities.
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Across the company, teams are already taking action to ensure we are creating higher-quality games and live services, reaching more platforms with our content and subscriptions, improving our Frostbite tools, focusing our network and cloud gaming priorities, and closing the gap between us and our player communities.
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Read more: Antonio Brown's mysterious foot issue is reportedly frostbite caused by not wearing proper footwear in a cryotherapy machineDispleased with being unable to wear his preferred helmet, which no longer met NFL standards, Brown went "radio silent" with the Raiders and filed two grievances with the league.
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Read more: Antonio Brown's mysterious foot issue is reportedly frostbite caused by not wearing proper footwear in a cryotherapy machineOn Friday, things took an even stranger turn, when it was revealed that Brown had been absent from Raiders training camp in large part because of frustration with his helmet.
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Read more: The frigid 'polar vortex' cold snap engulfing the US is so bad it can give people frostbite in 5 minutes The La Crosse weather service said Wednesday morning's temperature may have been the "all-time coldest record for the office" since it opened 23 years ago.
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After abandoning their ascent at about 2700,27m on Pakistan's second highest mountain, Revol on Friday helped Mackiewicz, who is suffering from frostbite and snow blindness, come down to 000,223 meters and set him up in a tent to spend the night, before descending and calling for help on a satellite phone.
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There's no science to back up that cryo will help with soreness—but what it can do is give you frostbite, as Olympic champion sprinter Justin Gaitlin illustrated when he showed up to the 2011 World Championships with his feet scarred after he wore sweaty socks in a cryo booth.
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Having worked on 10 polar expeditions, Geiger's seen ... a lot (including some gross frostbite stuff that involves eyelashes; we'll get to that), and for the sake of clarity, because layering for sub-zero temperatures is pretty complicated, the following information will be distilled via a handy question-and-answer format.
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Sledding, skiing, snowball fights, and winter hikes are essential winter activities, but overexposure to the elements could leave you with legs that are freezing cold and soaking wet and, in extreme situations, at risk of frostbite, all because of those inferior snow pants you pulled on before heading out into the cold.
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"It is next to impossible to change clothes and boots mid-climb as there is a danger of frostbite and we are cent-percent sure that photographs were taken either at a base camp or at a studio and later it was meticulously morphed or cropped," mountaineer Surendra Shelke, one of the complainants told PTI.
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While he and Minna never talked about his experience in Dachau in front of the children, my grandmother picked up fragments about the mistreatment there: the diet of watery soup that left everyone undernourished and the men who returned home with missing toes from frostbite after standing for hours in the freezing morning roll call.
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More than 7,500 people are also stranded in freezing conditions in Serbia, including dozens trapped near the Hungarian border.. Medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) told British broadcaster ITV on Tuesday it had treated the first cases of frostbite in Serbia and warned of "deadly consequences" due to hypothermia if people are not given adequate winter shelter.
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Read more:Antonio Brown's mysterious foot issue is reportedly frostbite caused by not wearing proper footwear in a cryotherapy machineBrowns receiver who slept outside the team facility and conned his way into a tryout scored a gorgeous TD in his first NFL gameFantasy football sleeper picks for every team in the NFLNFL POWER RANKINGS: Where all 32 teams stand heading into preseason
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To hike in the wilderness is not only to relish dazzling views, but also to be eaten alive by mosquitoes, to suffer frostbite and sunstroke, to discover just how bloody blisters can be, to drink squirming pond water that would give any urban dog nightmares, and to be endlessly frustrated that, contrary to all physics and geography, trails somehow are all uphill.
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Among the highlights of Brown's brief stay in Oakland were a frostbite-type injury sustained to his feet during cryotherapy, a dispute with the NFL regarding his helmet that led to grievances and camp walkouts, reportedly directing a racial slur and physical threat at general manager Mike Mayock during an argument, and recording a phone conversation with Jon Gruden and then posting it to YouTube.
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Read more NFL coverage:Colin Kaepernick posted a video saying he has been 'denied work for 889 days' and still wants to play in the NFLBucs coach Bruce Arians says he told his staff he would fire them if they miss their kids' events because 'Those years don't come back'Antonio Brown's mysterious foot issue is reportedly frostbite caused by not wearing proper footwear in a cryotherapy machineNFL POWER RANKINGS: Where all 32 teams stand heading into preseason
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