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Facts for Life: A Communication Challenge

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: UK P & LA 1989Description: 78 23 cmPatent information: 1989Subject(s):

DDC classification:

613/.0432 20

LOC classification:

RJ101 .F33 1989

Summary: "Facts for life" brings together important health information in easily usable forms. It is based on an original book prepared by UNICEF, WHO, UNESCO, and other agencies working to improve health and well-being of families. It offers practical suggestions on low-cost, family-based ways of protecting children.

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"Facts for life" brings together important health information in easily usable forms. It is based on an original book prepared by UNICEF, WHO, UNESCO, and other agencies working to improve health and well-being of families. It offers practical suggestions on low-cost, family-based ways of protecting children.

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