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How Can Parents and Guardians Benefit from NIH Resources?

Parents and guardians can benefit from NIH resources by accessing reliable information on child health, participating in clinical trials, and utilizing educational materials. NIH provides a wealth of resources aimed at helping families make informed health decisions for their children.

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