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Throwing injuries in young baseball players: Is there something we are not considering?

  • Written by Jason Zaremski, Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Florida
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Baseball marks the end of winter and the start of spring, and we as a nation delight in watching not only the pros but also our kids play this great game.

Unfortunately, we sports medicine doctors are seeing an increase in injuries to the throwing arm in youngsters, and many of these require surgery. Most worrisome is that...

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