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October 2007 | |
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Happy Halloween from the AboutKidsHealth e-newsletter! For more articles and information please visit www.aboutkidshealth.ca for the latest information on children's health. |
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How can you tell if your child is in pain? Tips for parents to recognize and manage pain.
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The skeletonIt’s a brilliant and complex feat of structural engineering, and it’s also handy for scaring trick-or-treaters. Learn how bones and joints work and grow in How the Body Works.More > | |
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Stem cells: from skin to spineCan skin cells help repair a damaged spinal cord? New research in rats suggests it could happen some day, giving hope to people with spinal injuries and nervous system damage.More > | |
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Megan has diabetes. Follow her through a typical day to learn how to count carbs, see what’s in her backpack, and help choose the right snack. More >
"What’s This?" Contest for Kids
Name the body part in the x-ray and be entered into a draw to win 2 movie passes!
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