Frostbite's Arcade and Creamery will be opening its doors on Friday at 173 W. Simon Blvd. in Holts Summit. The business will ...

Frostbite is an injury to parts of your body, caused by the skin and tissues freezing. It often affects your nose, ears, cheeks, chin, fingers, or toes, according to the Centers for Disease ...

Keep your garage door closed if there are water supply lines inside, the Red Cross said. You can also let the water drip, even at a trickle, from the faucet connected to exposed pipes, according ...

Both frostbite and hypothermia can lead to serious health issues and create permanent damage, ... Keeping yourself safe in extreme temperatures starts before you walk out the door.

When the Open Door Mission's free clinic opens in the morning, there will likely be a line. "We are already seeing emergency cases like frostbite and may see more," said Lora Dosen, the director ...

“When you head out the door, you got to be prepared and think about what you're doing and not be in a rush,” he said. Dr.

Dr. Slater said frostbite takes place when ice crystals or clots form, typically in extremities like fingers and toes. She said a drug called TPA, designed to break up clots, is helping frostbite ...

The good news is frostbite is incredibly preventable if you're vigilant when braving the cold. "Look at their little fingertips, red, blue, whatever. Get them inside, no matter how great their laugh.

Frostbite can damage exposed skin in as little as 30 minutes and cause lifelong, permanent damage to your body. Here's how to recognize its signs.

Deep (severe) frostbite: Your skin turns white or blue-gray as frostbite progresses and harms all layers of the skin and tissue beneath it. A person will often lose sensation in the affected area.