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Stress Fractures and Other Foot Injuries Increase in Winter Weather

Melissa Matusek

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As temperatures dip, wintery weather & slippery conditions come to mind. As we unpack winter gear, awareness of cold-weather related injuries – and appropriate treatments – is an equally important precaution.

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As temperatures dip, wintery weather & slippery conditions come to mind. As we unpack winter gear, awareness of cold-weather related injuries – and appropriate treatments – is an equally important precaution.

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As temperatures dip, wintery weather & slippery conditions come to mind. As we unpack winter gear, awareness of cold-weather related injuries – and appropriate treatments – is an equally important precaution.

Key concepts: Cold weather, Extreme weather, Cold stress, Environmental science, Forensic engineering, Meteorology, Geology, Climate change

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