Daily iron supplementation is recommended as a public health intervention in school-age children aged 60 months (i.e. 5 years old) and older, living in settings where the prevalence of anaemia in infants and young children is 40% or higher, for preventing iron deficiency and anaemia
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Why can't you be more like your brother/sister?
Why can't you be more positive and move on with your life?
You're so lazy. (Even though you do tons of work)
Maybe you should just move out as soon as you turn 18.
I wish you were never born.
Explanation:
Speak from experience.
The patient must be honest
The patient needs to answer the intake firm to the best of to their knowledge
Make sure you inform any allergies
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The Let's Move initiative is based on the following five pillars: 1) Creating a healthy start for children, 2) Empowering parents and caregivers, 3) Providing healthy foods in schools, 4) Improving access to healthy, affordable foods, and 5) Increasing physical activity.
