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What Factors Contribute to Lower Infection Rates in Children?

Several factors contribute to lower infection rates among children. These include:
Timely administration of vaccinations
Good hygiene practices such as regular handwashing
Proper nutrition to boost the immune system
Regular health check-ups and early detection of illnesses
Limiting exposure to infected individuals

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