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By Rod Brouhard, About.com Guide to First Aid since 2006

Cold Weather Brings Hypothermia

Saturday October 28, 2006
Now that the weather is getting colder and winter is coming on, hypothermia is a concern. It doesn't take snow or ice to cause hypothermia. It's very possible to get too cold in mild climates. As the weather gets colder, dress in layers so you can warm up or cool off as needed.

Hypothermia can range from mild chills and shivering to coma and death. Learn to recongize hypothermia symptoms and signs.

Some other cold weather tips from the About Network:

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