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Experts lament ‘appalling decline’ in health of under-fives in UK

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Experts lament ‘appalling decline’ in health of under-fives in UK

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United Kingdom@feddit.uk • 11 months ago

Academy for Medical Sciences report highlights rising infant mortality, obesity and tooth decay

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SbisasCostlyTurnover@feddit.uk
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11 months ago
I'm not even sure this is exclusively an NHS issue. Is it any wonder our children are struggling when their parents are also struggling?

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