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INSIDE THIS ISSUE | AUGUST 2006

Introducing Your Child's Health
Courtesy of Children's Medical Center, the Plano Sports Authority is providing you with the Your Child's Health e-newsletter. Each month, our online publication covers pediatric health topics that are important to you and your family, including stories on safety, nutrition, emotional health and specific childhood diseases and conditions.
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Backpack Safety
Your child’s backpack likely is adorned with familiar cartoon faces, dangling clips and designer logos. But hidden beneath the popular characters and trendy colors is a health problem that has become a burden on school kids across the nation.
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Gearing up for Fall Sports
Many parents struggle to determine when their child is mentally and physically prepared to participate in organized sports. With summer coming to a close, it’s time to start thinking about football, soccer and other popular Fall sports.
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Needed rest
When the alarm clock sounds, does your child wake easily, well rested and ready to start the day?
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Brown Bagging in Style
Still sticking to peanut butter sandwiches for school lunches? They’re a brown bagger’s favorite, but today’s markets offer lots of new options.
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Send Healthy Habits Back to School
Now that school is back in session — it's the perfect time to establish healthier school-day routines at home. Consider these your "New School Year Resolutions" for minimizing stress and maximizing well-being.
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Tune In to ‘Your Child’s Health’
To learn the most relevant medical and parenting information, tune in Sundays at 7:30 AM to 103.7 Lite FM.
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Visit The Children’s Barnyard
Join us at The Children’s Barnyard Sept. 29 through Oct. 22 during the State Fair of Texas at Dallas’ Fair Park.
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The health information presented in this email newsletter is intended for information purposes only and is not a substitute for consultation with a medical professional. This information should not be used to treat or diagnose a health condition. Always seek advice from a trained healthcare provider. Thank you!

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