Winter can be tough to bear. Even more so if you’re homeless. If there is no place to warm up or change out of soggy boots or damp clothes, continuous exposure to freezing temperatures and wind chill ...

Some Kansas City Chiefs fans who attended one of the coldest NFL games on record in January are being told to schedule amputations following their hospitalizations for frostbite. Seventy percent of ...

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A Missouri hospital said the amputations involved mostly fingers and toes after a game in January when temperatures were below zero. By Emily Schmall Several fans of the Kansas City Chiefs who ...

Some Chiefs fans might have gotten more than they bargained for after cheering on their team during its run to the Lombardi Trophy. Several Kansas City natives have been advised to undergo amputations ...

Several fans at a Kansas City Chiefs’ playoff game in January have since lost extremities as a result of frostbite suffered during the wild-card match-up, which took place on a day so cold it nearly ...

Many of the fans who attended the Kansas City Chiefs wild-card round victory over the Miami Dolphins at Arrowhead Stadium in January and suffered from frostbite due to the extremely cold conditions ...

Earlier this week, a report emerged that some amputations might be needed for people who suffered frostbite during the Dolphins-Chiefs deep-freeze playoff game in the wild-card round. On Friday, the ...

Kansas City Chiefs fans literally sacrificed body parts to watch their favorite football team win an NFL playoff game ... because reports say some of them need amputations now. When the Chiefs beat ...

Last year’s Wild Card game between the Dolphins and Chiefs featured temperatures that were both bone-chilling and, for some, flesh-killing. Some fans who attended the game developed frostbite. There ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While the number of frostbite amputations in Montreal is going down, frostbite is still a concern for those living on the streets.