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  Safety Should Be Priority for Those Involved in Kids' Sports
Teamwork between players, parents and coaches can help prevent injuries

 

SUNDAY, March 21 (HealthDay News) -- Sports offer children and teens many health and social benefits, but parents and players also need to be aware of the risks, experts advise.

Each year in the United States, 715,000 high school sports-related injuries are reported, and every day 8,000 children are treated in emergency departments for sports-related injuries, according to the National

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  Gene-Targeted Cancer Fix Could Be a Breakthrough
For first time in humans, scientists used RNA to stop production of protein driving malignancy

 

SUNDAY, March 21 (HealthDay News) -- For the first time in humans, scientists have successfully used a gene-manipulation therapy to enter tumor cells and block the production of toxic proteins that are causing cancer, researchers report.

"They're basically putting an instruction booklet into the cell saying, 'We don't want this protein expressed for now,'" explained Gregory Adams, co-l

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   •  Carbaglu Approved for Rare Genetic Disorder
  Causes elevated ammonia in blood
 
   •  Implanted Hearing System Approved
  To treat senorineural hearing loss
 
   •  Pelvic Artery Stent Approved
  Props open vessel that supplies blood to the legs
 
   •  Botox Approved for Spasticity in Stroke Victims
  A common aftereffect of stroke
 
   •  Heartburn Drug Kapidex Renamed to Dexilant
  FDA approves name change to avoid confusion with other drugs
 
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