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Joanne Barker

Joanne Barker

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Senior Writer, Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)

Somerville

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women's issues, LGBT medicine, diversity gender,public health consumer technology, business science

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Total articles 126

  • What orthopedic trauma surgeons wish more parents knew about lawnmower injuries

    By Joanne Barker| Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)@ Summer is full of delights: lemonade, ice cream, and fresh-cut grass to name a few. Unfortunately, the warmer months can also come with a type of injury that takes many families by surprise. Mowing the lawn may seem perfectly normal and safe. However, the blades that cut the grass can also do serious damage to people, many of them children. In fact, as many as 17,000 children suffer lawnmower injuries each year.

    By Joanne Barker · Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Beckett's brachial plexus birth injury story

    By Joanne Barker| Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)@ Beckett Stone-Lyman is an adorable, fun 2-year-old who loves to run, sprint, and climb. If he’s not charging around the playground, he’s probably doing a pirate puzzle. Or maybe he’s staring at his fingers as he wiggles them, amazed that his right hand can now do many of the same things as his left. Thanks to his hard work (and that of his parents), he can also clap his hands over his head and use both hands to cover his eyes in a game of peekaboo.

    By Joanne Barker · Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • What orthopedic trauma surgeons wish more parents knew about lawnmower injuries

    By Joanne Barker| Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)@ Summer is full of delights: lemonade, ice cream, and fresh-cut grass to name a few. Unfortunately, the warmer months can also come with a type of injury that takes many families by surprise. Mowing the lawn may seem perfectly normal and safe. However, the blades that cut the grass can also do serious damage to people, many of them children. In fact, as many as 17,000 children suffer lawnmower injuries each year.

    By Joanne Barker · Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)

Huddersfield, England, United Kingdom

+44 1484 422288