"Avoiding mishaps while trying to stop a nosebleed is crucial"
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The article discusses the seasonal trend of children's nosebleeds during summer, as highlighted by medical expert Jennifer Cueva. Specializing in laryngology and vocal pathology, pediatric otorhinolaryngology, and oncological pathologies of the head and neck, Dr. Cueva notes that summer is a season when children's noses tend to bleed more. However, the cause for this increase is not explicitly stated in the text.
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