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There's a bigger killer than concussions for teen athletes
ReporterIt's being labeled a "hidden threat." As the nation and the Ozarks focus much of our sports medicine attention on concussions, safety experts say we're overlooking something even more serious-- cardiac arrest. In fact a young athlete dies every three...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Students, Heat Stroke, Heart Failure, Teaching and Learning
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Lakers season wrap: Kobe Bryant in uncharted territory with injury
Kobe Bryant's season ended catastrophically when the Lakers' all-star guard tore his left Achilles' tendon with two regular-season games left to play. Now with 17 seasons behind him, Bryant has never faced an injury of this severity. The summer will...
Tags: New Orleans Hornets, Mark Cuban, National Basketball Association, Steve Nash, Sports
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Girls soccer | Friars soccer trying to win and heal
The Fenwick girls soccer team has held its own against some of the best teams in the state this season, beating some and giving others all they could handle. If the injury-riddled Friars heal in time for next week's playoffs, they should be among the...
Tags: Sports, High School Sports, Soccer
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A plan to make the morning-after pill a moot point
It's a new front in the long-running battle over reproductive rights, playing out this time as a clash between politics and science. Doctors say there's no medical reason to keep girls of any age from having easy access to the morning-after...Tags: Health Treatments, Plan B (drug), Birth Control, Family Planning
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High school baseball: Unbeaten Decatur still worries Botti
South Bend TribuneDecatur won its fourth Division 4 state baseball title in the past 14 years last spring. With five returning starters from that team, the Raiders are off to a 14-0 start this year. However, Decatur coach Ben Botti is still concerned about his team....Tags: Sports, Baseball, High School Baseball
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Thirty years ago, the 76ers had championship spirit, talent, chemistry
By the time I made it to the Spectrum for the first time in 1978, Philadelphia's first modern indoor sports arena was anything but. Gum and dried food stuck under and on the seats, floors were tacky and it had an ambience more fitting for a vampire...Tags: NBA Finals, Philadelphia Flyers, National Basketball Association, Sports, Philadelphia Phillies
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Prosecution of a long-ago murder sets off a debate in China
MASHANG VILLAGE, China — The last time they saw their father, Hong Yunke, he was leaving home, hauling his wooden medicine chest, on a frigid December morning in 1967. "I'm going to treat a patient and collect money," Hong told his son, 12, and...
Tags: Criminals, Politics, Prosecution, Culture, China
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South Pasadena High's Claire Kieffer-Wright limps way to another record at Rio Hondo League Finals
SOUTH PASADENA — Last season, Claire Kieffer-Wright topped a 28-year-old Rio Hondo League record in the high jump. There was little doubt the South Pasadena High girls’ track and field standout would eclipse that mark again in the league...Tags: Track and Field
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Clippers must turn tide in Memphis or be washed out of playoffs
addCustomPlayer('u973rd2gy8v61owvw7s1z8juu', '', '', 600, 418, 'perfu973rd2gy8v61owvw7s1z8juu', 'eplayer15'); Win or go home. It's the slogan for the NBA during the playoffs and it now applies to the Clippers. The reeling Clippers must beat the...
Tags: Vinny Del Negro, National Basketball Association, Chris Paul, DeAndre Jordan, Zach Randolph
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Blake Griffin's availability to involve a game-time decision
The task the Clippers face in trying to deal with a tough Memphis Grizzlies team has become even more daunting. There is Blake Griffin's sprained right ankle that limited the All-Star forward to about 20 minutes in the Clippers' Game 5 loss Tuesday in...
Tags: Lionel Hollins, Lamar Odom, Sports, FedEx Corporation, Marc Gasol
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Is Heat's biggest challenge — the Heat?
Not Brooklyn. Too thin. Not Chicago. Too hurt. Not New York. Too one-dimensional. This might be the hardest part of the spring for the Heat, the waiting. The time debating the issue of rest vs. rust. And as the Heat wait, and wait, for their...
Tags: Tyson Chandler, National Basketball Association, Shane Battier, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Marc Gasol
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Chris Paul maintains the Clippers can win in Memphis
After losing Game 5 of their first-round playoff series to the Grizzlies at home on Tuesday, the Clippers are forced to play at Memphis on Friday in an elimination game. When Chris Paul was asked whether he thinks the Clippers can win in hostile...Tags: Chris Paul, Staples Center, Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol, Memphis Grizzlies
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