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Vanderbilt University Medical Center - Children’s Hospital Issues Public Safety Warning on Swimming Pools
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Issuing a safety warning on swimming after treating 3 near-drownings in the past 4 days. Please supervise children! http://bit.ly/d6CLoQ
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