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- The document highlights four key topics regarding children's and adolescents' health in Primary Care.
- These include promoting breastfeeding and encouraging physical activity among young populations.
- It also addresses the prevention of traffic-related injuries and the importance of screening for major depression.
Article Abstract
Four important topics about children and adolescents in our Primary Care activity are presented in this update document: support for breastfeeding, promotion of physical activity, prevention of child injuries due to traffic accidents, and screening for major depression.
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