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With wrestling season in full swing, contact us about buying some of our wipes so that you can protect your child and keep him in the game!

Wrestlers more prone to skin conditions The NCAA Injury Surveillance System indicates that on average 15 % of all practice time loss in wrestling is due to skin conditions.

http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/28/us/mrsa-fast-facts/

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MRSA Fast Facts MRSA bacteria are resistant to all beta-lactam antibiotics. See these MRSA facts to learn more about MRSA symptoms and prevention.

Bacterial Infections are spreading around the NHL.

NHL Teams Suspicious They Gave Each Other Bacterial Infections A bacterial infection is spreading across the NHL, and it appears that the source is a locker room in Southern California.

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http://wwlp.com/2014/09/23/mrsa-case-confirmed-at-mohawk-trail-regional-h-s/

MRSA case confirmed at Mohawk Trail Regional H.S. Parents, students, and staff at Mohawk Trail Regional High School have been notified about a student who has been confirmed to have MRSA.

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Barrington High School Teaching Students To Become Entrepreneurs Summer is a time for many teens to relax, but five groups of Barrington High School students are busier than ever, after finding success in a business incubator class – the first course of its kind in the nation. CBS 2's Kris Gutierrez reports.

Thousands of athletes are affected by serious skin diseases each year, Warrior Wipes will prevent these diseases and keep the athletes on the field and as safe as possible!

Check out Warrior Wipes in Forbes Magazine! http://www.forbes.com/sites/caroltice/2014/05/31/new-high-school-business-incubator-funds-teen-entrepreneurs/

New High School Business Incubator Funds Teen Entrepreneurs Think more business skills should be taught to teens? Here's one high school that's created a business incubator -- and funded five companies for $80,000 in its first pitch day.