Where there’s snow and cold, there are slips, falls and ice-related injuries. “If there’s ice, there’s a risk,” said Dr. Robert Wahl, vice chief of Emergency Medicine at DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital in Commerce Township, Michigan. “When you’re back on the ice, stay flat. Stay with your vehicle, stay warm,” Nolan said adding it is important that if you are stuck and staying warm by running your vehicle, to make sure your exhaust pipe is clear to avoid the fumes from harming you. And with snow plows, stay at least 200 feet (60.9 meters) back from them.”—————————-Williams reported from Detroit.