Re: Heavy packs, climbing and long-term injuries
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Saw another story on obese kids today. The percentage was 25% for kids 17 and under, but some people expect that number to keep going up. Still a lot. The worry is early onset of Type 2 Diabetes, kidney damage and the associated medical costs. The Robert Woods Johnson Foundation (the Johnson & Johnson fortune)is going to spend $500 Million dollars on education-the biggest private program of its type ever funded.
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- Re: Heavy packs, climbing and long-term injuries - Uhuru Henry 16:37:33 04/10/2007
- Re: Heavy packs, climbing and long-term injuries - Bill S 19:34:40 04/10/2007
- Re: Heavy packs, climbing and long-term injuries - Uhuru Henry 07:44:08 04/11/2007
- Re: Heavy packs, climbing and long-term injuries - Bill S 19:34:40 04/10/2007
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