paediatric cardiovascular diseases prevention

What are Paediatric Cardiovascular Diseases?

Paediatric cardiovascular diseases encompass a range of conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels of children. These can include congenital heart defects, acquired heart diseases, and other cardiovascular conditions that arise due to genetic or environmental factors.

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What are Paediatric Cardiovascular Diseases?
What Role Does Genetics Play?
How Can Lifestyle Choices Impact Cardiovascular Health?
What is the Role of Regular Health Check-ups?
Can Vaccinations Play a Role?
How Can Schools Contribute to Prevention?
How is a Child Assessed for Malnutrition?
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