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Ohio project examines premature births
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The March of Dimes is spending $10 million in Ohio for collaborative research into the problem of babies being born prematurely. The project will draw on the expertise of hospitals...
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Putting safety first this summer
Putting safety first this summer Parents and guardians should take steps to make sure their children and young charges remain safe during summer vacation. That starts at school dismissal today, the...
Nationwide Children's Hospital Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus Center for Injury Research and Policy Brittany Tate acetaminophen
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2013/05/17 14:48
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BrAva backpacks for sick kids
TUNNEL-"What do we want? A cure for cancer! When do we want it? Now!" The cheer rang out Thursday from more than 50 Warren Elementary sixth grade students who spent the morning filling drawstring...
2013/05/10 10:30
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Gasoline poisonings in kids spike during summer
By Denise MannHealthDay Reporter TUESDAY, May 7 (HealthDay News) -- Only a handful of children have ingested gasoline or other toxic household chemicals that contain hydrocarbons on his watch. But...
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2013/05/06 17:31
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Noon headlines: summer hazards; blinking trial; w...
Study shows summer is full of chemical hazardsA new study shows children are more likely to be poisoned by household chemicals during the warmer summer months. That's the finding by researchers at...
Ricardo Woods Nationwide Children's Hospital Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus David Chandler Cincinnati
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2013/05/04 15:59
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Enjoy the amusement park ... but be safe
... - From carousels to coasters, amusement park rides may look like a lot of fun but parents need to know that children can injure themselves. Researchers from Nationwide Children's Hospital in...
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2013/05/03 07:48
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Teen admits to facts in fatal collision
A New Matamoras teenager pleaded guilty and was sentenced Thursday in Marietta Municipal Court on charges of negligent vehicular homicide and assault, for his recklessness in an accident that killed a...
Justin Newport Elementary School Marietta City Mallory Lincoln
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2013/05/02 03:54
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Amusement park, mall rides injure thousands of ki...
They're meant to be fun and exciting but could land your child in the hospital. According to a national study, every year thousands of kids are seriously injured from amusement rides. And it's not...
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2013/04/29 17:21
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Baby Spitting Up Isn't Always Acid Reflux Disease...
Just because a baby regularly regurgitates after a meal isn't necessarily a sign of acid reflux disease or the need for testing, medications, or surgical therapies, a new report...
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2013/04/25 16:43
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Rose M. Rago
RAGO, Rose M., 89, of Piney Fork, OH, passed away Wednesday, April 24, 2013, in Harrison Community Hospital in Cadiz, OH. Rose was born January 24, 1924, in Hopedale, OH, daughter of the late Vincent...
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