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Chronic or Overuse Injuries in Sports

Author: Joseph Iero, M.D.


Football Injury Analysis: Field Turf vs. Natural Grass

Author: Dr. Bill Barnhill


H1N1a (Swine Flu) & Athletics

Author: NCSS team member, Beth Kates, ATC


Heart Disease in the Young Athlete

Author: Michele D. Pescasio,M.D.


Nutritional Abuse

Author: Lyle Micheli, M.D.


Preventing Heat Exhaustion and Dehydration

Author: Amadeus Mason, M.D.


Sports Injuries and Arthritis

Author: William Cottrell, M.D.


Sports Participation in Children: When to Begin?

Author: Russell Ellis, M.D.

 
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