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“The hand is an incredibly complex organ with lots of tendons and nerves in a very small space,” Dr. Wolfe said. “It’s very easy to do a lot of damage there.” “Cutting an avocado seems so harmless, but we’ve seen some pretty bad injuries from it. By far and away the most injuries I’ve seen are from avocado injuries.”Christina Applegate announces daughter Sadie, 13, was diagnosed with POTS: 'I hate it for you'
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