Cold Weather Myths: Healthcare Triage

The video debunks myths about cold weather, wetness, and alcohol affecting sickness. It explains that cold weather may stimulate the immune system, while indoor proximity in winter increases illness spread. Studies show clothing and wetness don't affect illness risk. Alcohol doesn't warm the body; it lowers core temperature. The video emphasizes evidence-based understanding of these myths.

What evidence is presented regarding the myth that wetness increases the likelihood of getting sick?

How does drinking alcohol affect body temperature in cold conditions?