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What role do healthcare providers play in addressing alcohol and smoking in children?

Healthcare providers are often the first line of defense in identifying and addressing substance use in children. Regular screenings during pediatric visits can help detect early signs of use. Providers can also offer counseling, refer to specialists, and educate families on the risks and prevention strategies.

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