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Health NewsKids' Sports Injuries on the Increase Health Tip: Prevent Sports Injuries Good Parents Are Good Sports, Too Search Results 1–10 of 11 Web Pages | Next > | Show All | See Categories and Related Topics A Parent's Guide to Sports Injury Prevention Kids who play sports will get hurt – that’s a fact. Learn how parents and coaches can help protect kids’ joints, reducing the risk of injury and cutting the chance of developing osteoarthritis later.... Details >Arthritis FoundationChildhood Sports Injuries and Their Prevention: A Guide for Parents with Ideas for KidsThis fact sheet is written to educate parents about the risks of injury to children who play sports and what to do to prevent a sport-related injury. The document discusses some of the most popular sp... Details >National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, National Institutes of HealthChildren and sports: Choices for all ages Children's sports promote fitness and prevent obesity, but not all children thrive in formal leagues. Help your child find the right sport and venue — school, recreation center or backyard.... Details >Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and ResearchFind a Certified Professional: American College of Sports Medicine This directory lists individuals who maintain and active American College of Sports Medicine certification or registry status, including personal trainers, health fitness instructors, exercise special... Details >American College of Sports MedicineFind a Sports Dentist This site provides a database to search for sport dentists throughout the United States.... Details >Academy for Sports DentistryFrequently Asked Questions: Sports Dentistry and Mouthguards This site provides answers to the most frequently asked questions about mouthguards and membership information.... Details >Academy for Sports DentistryHeads Up: Concussion in High School SportsConcussions can happen to any athlete—male or female—in any sport. Coaches, athletic directors and trainers play a key role in helping to prevent concussion and in managing it properly if it occurs. T... Details >National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and PreventionProgram Locator: Special Olympics Special Olympics is a grass-roots movement that empowers individuals with intellectual disabilities and provides year-round sports training and athlete competition through more than 200 Programs in 15... Details >Special Olympics Resources of Health and Fitness OrganizationsThis list of health and fitness organizations is offered on www.fitness.gov, the health, physical activity, fitness and sports information website of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sp... Details >President's Council on Physical Fitness and SportsTobacco-Free Sports InitiativesThe popularity of youth sports in the United States continues to explode. That is why sports activities are great ways to reach our nation’s young people with information about how to make important h... Details >Office on Smoking and Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
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