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Dr. Eric Small, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Orthopedics at Mount Sinai joins CBS New York with tips on how to avoid injuries when playing youth sports.

Youth sports safety

Dr. Eric Small shares ways that youth #tennis players can avoid injury while playing tennis.

Prevent Injuries in Youth

What's the difference between little league elbow and tennis elbow? Dr. Eric Small weighs in.

Little League Elbow vs. Tennis Elbow

On US Open Now's Doc Talk, Dr. Eric Small shares that it's important for young athletes to specialize in a sport in high school. Sports specialization can lead to burnout and overuse injury. When you play a variety of sports, you're more likely to be a better athlete and stay with sports for a lifetime.

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