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One in 54 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with autism, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. So, how should parents of children with special needs talk to their kids about the coronavirus and staying safe Raquel Regalado is the mother of two children with autism, including 16-year-old Bella. She said when the pandemic
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MIAMI AP -- A 3-year-old Florida boy is in a cast from the waist down for an injury suffered while jumping at a trampoline park.The case has circulated nationally on social media and raised questions about age restrictions for trampolines.Kaitlin Hill said Tuesday her son Colton broke his thigh bone late last month while
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