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Good Health for Kids - Summer 2013

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Good Health for Kids - Summer 2013

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If you have trouble reading this email, please go to http enews.dellchildrens.netnewsletter 2013summer. Early Diagnosis, Behavioral Therapy Key to Thriving. New research is making it easier to diagnose and treat children with autism spectrum disorder earlier than ever before. And with early intervention, children with autism have a greater chance of success. Buckle Up With Vaccines. Its Silent, Happens Quickly and Is 100 Preventable. Help Your Child Breathe Easier this Summer. E-mail to a Friend.

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