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• Wrist Fractures in Children

  Stubbed toes, skinned knees, and even broken bones. It seems like these injuries are sometimes just part of growing up. But Mayo Clinic researchers say that the fractured wrist your son or daughter might have suffered during a hockey game or gymnastics meet is part of a growing trend. They found that more kids are breaking wrist bones than ever. The next question they want to answer is why.

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