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August 4, 2009, Tuesday
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ALMOST 70 percent of people do not know there are medical hormone treatments available that may help kids in the growing process, an online survey result released in Shanghai yesterday showed.
Many parents "blindly believed" in so-called height-enhancing tonics, the survey released by medical experts said as the nation's first club for people of short stature was established in the city.
Many parents "blindly believed" in so-called height-enhancing tonics, the survey released by medical experts said as the nation's first club for people of short stature was established in the city.
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