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 ...

Research Medical Center in Kansas City announced on Friday that some fans who attended the Miami Dolphins-Kansas City Chiefs AFC Wild Card game at Arrrowhead Stadium on Jan. 13 had to undergo ...

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 ...

The US Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved the first treatment for severe frostbite to reduce the risk of finger or toe amputation in adults. Iloprost injection, marketed under the ...

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 ...

The temperature at kickoff during the Jan. 13 Chiefs-Dolphins matchup was -4 degrees with a wind chill of -27 Jamie Squire/Getty A Missouri hospital has reportedly performed amputations on a dozen ...

The Kansas City Chiefs’ playoff game against the Miami Dolphins left a lasting impact on some fans at Arrowhead Stadium – and not a good one. Though the Chiefs beat the Dolphins to move on in the ...

Some Kansas City fans who decided to attend the Kansas City-Miami Dolphins playoff game in near record-cold temperatures and wind chill may need to have amputations after suffering from frostbite, ...

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 ...