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A cold one out in the cold can cause a false sense of warmth and increase your risk of hypothermia
Use foot warmers and hand warmers, layer your clothing and avoid sharp shifts in temperature
Taking slow, short steps and wearing proper footwear can go a long way in preventing falls
From shoes to staying hydrated in sub-freezing temperatures
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And 4 things you can do to combat heat and cold intolerances
Cold, damp conditions can cause this inflammatory skin condition
Take the proper precautions to protect yourself
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