sugar intake in children

How can healthcare providers help manage sugar intake in children?

Healthcare providers can play a crucial role by educating families about the health risks associated with excessive sugar intake and offering practical advice on how to reduce it. Regular check-ups and monitoring of growth and development can help identify early signs of issues related to high sugar consumption.

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