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Section Editor:	Dr A.D. Redmond
	Professor of Emergency Medicine, Keele University, U.K

The best way to deal with sports injuries is to prevent them. Prevention includes knowing the rules of the game one is playing, using the proper equipment, and playing safe. Sports injuries typically occur while participating in organised sports, competitions, training sessions, or organised fitness activities. These injuries may occur for a variety.....full text

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