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  • Heat Brings Dangers for Children in Cars
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  • Device Targets Heat Deaths;
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  • Police Look To Stop Hot Car Deaths
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  • Auto Club: It's Never Safe to Leave Children Alone in the Car;
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  • It's Illegal to Leave a Child in Car, Police Warn
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  • Loma Linda University Children's Hospital joins with San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors in Declaring June 21 through September 3 as "Safe Kids Summer 2001"
    Loma Linda University Children's Hospital
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  • Medical experts emphasize risk of leaving children in locked cars
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    The Signal, Santa Clarita, CA
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    Mel A. Kohn, MD
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    Copyright 1995

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