It is not uncommon to struggle with cold hands in the winter. But if they are often cold despite doing all you can to stay ...

Extremely cold temperatures can put a strain on your heart, leading to a greater risk of a heart attack or stroke.

In a beautifully heartwarming display of sympathy, a man recently shared a video showing how he helped a group of puppies survive a significantly cold day. Satyam Suryavanshi, a caring individual ...

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — The snow and cold weather that come during winter storms like the one that struck West Virginia on Monday present a health risk that might be less obvious—heart disease. The ...

“A lot of the symptoms we experience when we have a cold are due to our immune response, and not the virus itself,” explains Dr Lindsay Broadbent, a lecturer in virology at the University of ...

Around two-thirds of the country will experience the coldest cold snaps so far this winter, with temperatures reaching dangerously low points. For much of the country, the weather will be making ...

"The cold is bitter and harsh. All night, because of the cold, we huddle together, curling up next to each other," says Sila's father, Mahmoud. "Our life is hell. It's hell because of the effects ...

The next weather pattern shift will actually bring Michigan a few weeks of meaningful cold air. I’ve seen some alarmist, overblown Facebook posts touting “historic cold.” The coming cold won ...

ST. LOUIS — After a record setting finish to the warmest year on record, we are going to start off 2025 with very cold conditions. The absence of winter thus far will be more than leveled out ...

When it's cold outside, you may question whether going for your usual run is a good idea. One of the many benefits of running is that it’s a physical activity you can usually do year-round, rain or ...

A doctor has revealed the surprising truth behind the belief that you can ‘catch a cold by being cold’. Grandmas everywhere have long warned us about the risks of being cold and catching the nasty ...

The cause of death was often hypothermia, in which a person’s body temperature drops, breathing slows and the heart stops beating. Courtesy of "Cold deaths in the US" study, published in JAMA.