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STEPHEN SAU-SHING CHEUNG

If you’ve got questions about being in extreme cold, then Stephen Sau-Shing Cheung—also known as Dr. Freeze—is the person to talk to. He’s a professor of kinesiology (the study of body movement) and a researcher at Brock University in Ontario, Canada. He figures out how to survive in very hot and very

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