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Healthy Athletes are a Top Priority for the Special Olympics

Krisi Packer (2009-02-12)

BOISE, ID (idaho) - Keeping athletes healthy was the focus of a panel Wednesday featuring health care professionals and Special Olympics organizers. Boise State Radio's Krisi Packer attended the forum, and filed this report. © Copyright 2010, idaho

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