When it comes to the number of sports your child plays, Dr. Pepin advises that more is better. Sports medicine surgeon Dr. Scott Pepin has been a competitive athlete...
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Ask the Expert: Hand Video Series About the video: What should I do if I suspect my child might have fractured their arm or wrist? Discover the symptoms of a...
Ask the Expert: Sports Medicine Video Series About the video: How do I know if my child has a fracture? Listen to Summit Orthopedics’ experts share some tips for worried...
Most surgeons are well versed in treatments for the painful damaged knee cartilage that typically affects older adults after years of wear and tear. When a young patient suffers...
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The family car is an indispensable fact of life for most families, and car seats are essential to the safety of our smallest passengers. Dr. Su has safety tips...
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Fitness habits start us on the road to a healthy active lifestyle. How early should parents start encouraging children in sports? Dr. Skendzel shares his thoughts about how parents...
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Is ice hockey the toughest, most dangerous sport? It’s not a hard argument to make. Hockey makes intense physical demands on players—and has a reputation for a high injury...
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The signs of this spine condition develop slowly. We’ve got tips to help you identify the signs and symptoms of scoliosis so that you can seek medical evaluation and...
Bumps, bruises, and cuts may go hand in hand with healthy active youngsters, but no parents want to see their children injured. If an injury results in a cut,...
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Playing sports has positive benefits for your child’s physical and social development. However, we explain why athletic diversity is safer and more healthful for young athletes than early specialization...
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