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    Tune in to WALK FM Sunday for Tips on Preventing Sports-Related Injuries

    August 16, 2013
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    Tune in to WALK 97.5 FM on Sunday morning, August 18, at 7 am when Stony Brook Medicine’s Frederick Gutman, MD, Director of Neurosurgery Inpatient Services, will be offering tips for parents, kids and teens on what they can do to act responsibly to help prevent a brain, neck or spinal cord injury from occurring.

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