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Children Suffer Sport Injuries Every 25 Seconds: Football, Basketball Most Dangerous
A bump and a bruise are common and excepted when participating in contact sports. A new study released Tuesday reported that a staggering 1.35 million children and teens were admitted to emergency rooms for sports-related injuries in 2012.
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