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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?If you ask youth advocates about the cause of youth violence in the area, you re bound to get a lot of different answers. But there is a agreement on one fact: Violent behavior starts young. You can t grow a kid up any faster than what we re doing right now when they re going to funerals every other week, said Pat Clarke, a force
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As more and more Americans receive the COVID-19 vaccine, infection rates remain stubbornly high and children, those too young for the vaccine, are accounting for more and more of those patients.New data from the American Academy of Pediatrics shows children, those 18 and younger, account fo
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stanley cup who have been infectedSix states reported 18% or more of all their COVID-19 cases were children; Vermont, Alaska, South Carolina, Tennessee, New Mexico and Minnesota.During the last week of April, Michigan, Maine and Puerto Rico saw the biggest week-to-week increase in child COVID-19 cases, upward of 10%.The AAPs data shows children still make up a small number
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