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INSIDE THIS ISSUE | JANUARY 2007

Does your child weigh too much?
How can you tell if your child is overweight?
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Organizing your child's health records
In times of emergency, physicians have to make decisions quickly. Having access to a patient's treatment history and current medications can be critical when time is of the essence.
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Access sports injury prevention, first aid resources on childrens.com
Children's Medical Center supports North Texas families and coaches through injury prevention and first aid workshops and a comprehensive online health library.
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Texting may send painful message
Forget about tennis elbow and pulled hamstrings, the latest physical impairment phenomena affecting America's youth are text message injuries.
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Tips on troubled tummies
"My tummy hurts!" This common childhood cry can mean almost anything, from anxiety about school to acute appendicitis. It's usually not serious. But how do you know when your child needs a doctor's attention?
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When is busy too busy?
A 12-year-old should not need a BlackBerry to keep up with his or her day.
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New center offers easier access
With the the opening of its new Ambulatory Care Pavilion in Dallas on Jan. 2, Children's has started the new year with a new level of outpatient care for the children of North Texas.
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'Be a Matchmaker' on Feb. 14
Join us for the Children's 16th annual "Be a Matchmaker" marrow drive from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Feb. 14 on the first floor of the hospital (1935 Medical District Dr) across from the main admitting desk.
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