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Tommy John injuries an epidemic in Little League
The injury that St. Louis Cardinals star pitcher Adam Wainwright suffered in the bullpen during spring training isn't just a big league problem. As baseball season approaches, Little Leaguers and other school-age players should be aware that they can...Tags: Epidemics and Plagues, Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, St. Louis Cardinals, Spring Training
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'Dancing With the Stars' recap: Paso vs. Tango
Reality CheckTonight's Dancing With the Stars will feature an individual dance from each star and his or her partner, as well as a group paso doble or tango.Louis Van Amstel is wearing the craziest pants I have ever seen, bright blue......Tags: Costumes (clothing), Television, Football, Cloris Leachman, Aaron Carter
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Details of sting tell of wider threat
Times Staff WritersNEWARK, N.J. -- Revealing the fruits of an elaborate, 18-month-long sting operated with agents of the Russian secret police, federal authorities on Wednesday unveiled criminal charges against three men who they say conspired to sell a shoulder-mounted...Tags: Witnesses, Law Enforcement, Weaponry, Globalization, Lawyers
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Warnings of abuse, yet the system fails a child
Sun StaffIn November 2002, a health counselor called the Baltimore Department of Social Services in fear, warning that a 22-year-old mother convicted of breaking her baby's arms and legs had abandoned a court-ordered psychiatric treatment program. The nonprofit...Tags: Punishment, Arts, Mental Illness, Lawyers, Bipolar Disorder
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Green Beret is killed in Afghanistan
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - An Army special forces soldier was killed yesterday during a firefight in eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistan border, the first member of the U.S. military to die from hostile fire in the 3-month-old conflict, defense officials said. A CIA...Tags: NATO, Tampa, Police Investigations, Defense, U.S. Army
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State social services chief defends agency's workers
Sun StaffThe head of the state's social services agency defended yesterday his workers' performance in attempting to protect the children of Keisha Carr, who was convicted of killing one infant son and breaking the arms and legs of another. "It is tragic every...Tags: Punishment, Teen-agers, Family, Death, Child Abuse
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Sore muscles: Use these stay-safe fall cleanup tips to avoid back, neck and arm strains
Fall is here and that means it's time to break out the rakes and leaf blowers for yard cleanup ... which is prime time for muscle challenges. The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports 617,000 people were injured in 2008 raking leaves, cleaning...
Tags: Back Pain, Injuries and Wounds, Whole Foods Market
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Matt Long is keynote speaker for Runner's World half marathon
Matt Long is 46 now, a few years older than when he triumphantly ran the New York City Marathon in 2008, finishing in 7 hours, 21 minutes. And he's a few years older than he was after finishing his triumphant 2009 Lake Placid Ironman Triathlon in 16...Tags: Leukemia, Cycling, Track Cycling, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Marty Nothstein
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Briefs: Harvard Health Letters
Premium Health News ServiceGRIEVING MAY TRIGGER HEART ATTACK The dangers of a broken heart aren't just for poets and songwriters. Turns out, the risk of heart attack is 21 times higher than normal the first day after the death of a significant loved one and six times higher the...Tags: Peripheral Vascular Disease, Weight, Health and Safety at School, Stroke, Medical Research
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8 Pain Syndromes With Strange Names
Do you have housemaid's knee or jersey finger? Many common pain conditions have acquired colorful monikers.
Baby Wrist
Upsy-daisy! New moms lifting and holding their newborns numerous times a day may develop baby wrist, also known as de Quervain’...Tags: Physical Therapy, Honeymooning, Ibuprofen (drug), Knees, Swelling
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Meyersdale women talk about Lyme disease
Daily American Staff WriterIn the summer of 2009, Diane Sechler, Meyersdale, had decreasing strength in her arms and hands, with recurrent trigger fingers and carpal tunnel syndrome. But her arthritis tests were negative. "I had two surgeries but kept having unbearable symptoms,"...Tags: Lyme, Washington, DC, Hands, Berks County, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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