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High school shoulder injuries most often seen in football: study

Columbus, OH – Shoulder injuries among high school athletes occur most frequently during football compared to other sports, suggests a new study from Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

Falls top vehicle crashes as leading cause of spinal cord injuries, study finds

Baltimore – Falls have overtaken motor vehicle crashes as the leading cause of serious traumatic spinal cord injuries, according to a new study from Johns Hopkins University.

Prolonged sitting may lead to heart failure in men

Pasadena, CA – Lack of physical activity and long periods of sitting may increase the risk of heart failure in men, according to a new study from health care provider Kaiser Permanente.

EPA database aims to help consumers choose safer chemicals

Washington – The Environmental Protection Agency recently added 50 chemicals to a database that allows consumers to check the safety of ingredients in household cleaning products.
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Young female soccer players may ignore concussion symptoms

Seattle – Female middle-school soccer players may choose to ignore concussion symptoms and stay in the game, suggests a new study from the University of Washington Sports Medicine Clinic.

Senate Democrats to introduce chemical spill legislation

Washington – Legislation will soon be introduced in an effort to improve the oversight of chemical facilities and help prevent chemical spills, a group of Senate Democrats announced Jan. 17.

Number of children being hurt by shopping carts increasing: study

Columbus, OH – The number and rate of shopping cart injuries among children have continued to rise even after a voluntary safety standard was adopted in 2004, according to a new study from Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

Study links excessive sitting to increased risk of death for women

Ithaca, NY – Inactive women may die sooner than active women, concludes a new study from Cornell University.
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Anxiety may contribute to stroke risk: study

Pittsburgh – Chronic anxiety may increase the risk of stroke, according to a new study from the University of Pittsburgh.

Media warnings can help prevent tornado injuries: study

Vienna – Warnings and safety advice on television and social media can help people survive tornadoes, concludes a study the Medical University of Vienna.

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