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Have a Safe Fourth of July!
Fourth of July celebrations are less than 2 weeks away and that means fireworks are selling furiously. Many cities ban fireworks within city limits but...
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Bullying Reaches New Low
Unfortunately its not uncommon to hear about kids bullying kids, sometimes with tragic results. But now there's a national story about school kids bullying Karen...
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Kids With Only One Kidney Can Still Play Sports
Otherwise healthy children who have only one kidney should be allowed to play sports according to a new study. That's quite a bit different from...
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Make Your Backyard a Safe Haven
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Kolcraft Strollers Recalled
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Deliberate Self-Injury as Young as Age 7
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ACL Injuries in Young Athletes
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About Sue Hubbard, M.D.
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Sue Hubbard is an award winning pediatrician and medical editor for
www.kidsdr.com. She is a native of Washington, D.C. who travelled south
to attend the University of Texas at Austin and never left. Read More
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