**Accidental hypothermia** happens when your body gets too cold, usually from being outside in cold weather. Mild hypothermia is when your body temperature is between 35-32°C (95-89.6°F) and isn't usually dangerous. But if your body temperature drops below 28°C (82.4°F), it becomes severe and can be very dangerous. This study is to learn more about accidental hypothermia and how to treat it better.
The study will collect information about people with accidental hypothermia, like how they were treated and what happened to them. This will help doctors decide the best ways to warm people up and treat them. The study will help make guidelines for doctors to follow when someone has hypothermia.
- The study will include people of any age, gender, or health condition with body temperatures at or below 35°C (95°F).
- Participants can be from any situation like mountains, water, or city cold exposure.
- Data from past cases, even from any year, is welcome.
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