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Akron Children s Hospital Children’s welcomes two vice presidents to administrative staff (04-14-2008) Akron Children’s Hospital experts talk about popular health topics (03-06-2008) Vaccinating children key in protecting all Americans from flu (02-28-2008) We CARE Treasures & Antiques Appraisal Fair May 3, 2008 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Chef Dream Dinner & Silent Auction May 5th, 2008 6:30 pm Sweet Success: Managing Diabetes During Pregnancy Thursday, May 15, 2008 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Staying in the game Participating in sporting activities, no matter what level, can teach kids to stretch their limits, as well as good sportsmanship and discipline. But any sport children and teens play also carries the potential for injury. Often their growing bodies are more prone to injuries. They re also less coordinated and have slower reaction times than adults. However, there are steps young athletes and their parents can take to reduce injuries. This includes knowing and following the rules of the game; using proper equipment; and learning proper conditioning and techniques to help prevent common sports injuries. Meet Roxanne She s a 15-year-old tennis player, twirler and cancer patient at Akron Children s More... Videos, audio and more... Check out Akron Children s Audio Visual Library, where you will find a variety of online videos, audio clips, podcasts and more... More... Search Site: CONTACT US | SEARCH SITE | SITE MAP ©2005-2008 Children s Hospital Medical Center of Akron - All Rights Reserved. Notice of Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions | Contact the Webmaster 2008-03-24For Patients and FamiliesFor KidsFor TeensSend a Get Well EmailMaps & LocationsFor PhysiciansFor Residents & FellowsFor Medical StudentsFor NursesFor Allied Health ProfessionalsClinical Services and DepartmentsAkron Children s Hospital Physician AssociatesAkron Children s Hospital at St. ElizabethClinical Trials & Researc...