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First Aid - Recreation and Sports Injuries

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	FamilyDoctor.org Information Sheets: Sports Injuries
	FamilyDoctor.org Information Sheets: Indoor Racquet Sports: Preventing Injuries
	FamilyDoctor.org Information Sheets: Concussion in Sports
	FamilyDoctor.org Information Sheets: Sports and Women Athletes: The Female Athlete Triad

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	10 Health Tips a Youth Baseball Coach Should Know Description: Prevention and first aid information. From Kids Source Online. (kidsource.com)
	Fit 4 Martial Arts Description: Comprehensive information for prevention and rehabilitation of sports injuries. Provides a complete on-line manual with charts, exercises and treatment. (fit4martialarts.com)
	Hockey Injuries Description: To educate people about the understanding, acute/first aid management, prevention and rehabilitation of hockey injuries. (hockeyinjuries.com)
	Know the Score on Facial Sports Injuries Description: Information on what to do when someone sustains injuries to the face. Comprehensive list of types of facial injuries, treatment recommendations, supplies to have on hand. From American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Inc. (sinuscarecenter.com)
	My Running Description: A running injuries site providing information to help self-diagnosis, treatment and prevention of running injuries. (members.lycos.co.uk)
	Preventing Recreational Injuries Description: A brief outline of safety tips for recreational activities. (hap.org)
	Scuba Diving and Flying Description: Describes potentially serious complications such as gas embolism and the risks of subsequent air travel. (discoveringhawaii.com)
	Sports and your spine Description: Information on causes and prevention of sports injuries that can cause back pain, by Spine-Health.com. (spine-health.com)
	Sports Injuries: An Important Cause of Morbidity in Urban Youth Description: Helpful information on child related sports injuries. Medical Library, American Academy of Pediatrics. (medem.com)
	The Jefferson Health System - Men's Health: Sports Injuries Description: Facts and types of common sports injuries and initial first aid treatments. (jeffersonhealth.org)
	Top Condition Description: How to prevent and rehab sports injuries to the many different injury prone body parts. Tennis, running, golf, and weightlifting injuries are all covered in detail. (topcondition.com)

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