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Why do damaged bones heal faster in children than they do in adults?
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Why do damaged bones heal faster in children than they do in adults?
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A child's bones heal faster than
an adult's because a thicker, stronger, and more active dense fibrous membrane covers the surface of their bones
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Because the body is growing and can fix stuff faster, unlike adults where the body isn't growing as fast like children. At least that's what i think it is
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