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Identify and treat poisonous snake bites in children B 3:31

Michael Davis, MD, pediatrician, talks about snake bites and venomous snakes like copperheads, rattlesnakes, and water moccasins. Watch this video to learn how parents can identify poisonous snake bites on their kids and how they should deal with it.

Creator's Site www.HealthyKidTips.com
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