14-year-old Survives Serious Sledding Accident
FEB 05, 2014Sledding accidents land about 20,000 children in the emergency department each year. Researchers found those ages 10 to 14 were ...
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Early Diagnosis Making a World of Difference
| Grant Rimiller is a typical 16-month-old boy. He is active and is developing as he should. You would never guess that Grant was diagnosed with a very rare degenerative disease during his first weeks of life at the NICU. Grants parents, Teri and Eric Rimiller are thankful to the staff at Bergan Mercy for detecting his condition so early. They attribute early intervention in Grant's disease to the prevention of many debilitating conditions. |
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