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July 23,2021

A Short List of Cerebral Palsy Treatments

Cerebral Palsy, Cognitive Impairment, and Learning Disabilities
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  • baby injuries, cerebral palsy, Medical Negligence
Unfortunately, cerebral palsy is one type of baby injuries that cannot be treated. The treatment of cerebral palsy focuses on lessening the severity of the disorder’s symptoms. There are some treatments available that have been around for many years, including different types of assistive
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