Health: children and young people

By:

London Health Observatory

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Series: Focus on London 2010Publication details: London GLA Intelligence Unit 2010ISSN:

14797879

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Summary: <abbr class="unapi-id" title="koha:biblionumber:97347"><span class="results_summary">This report, authored by colleagues at the London Health Observatory, provides recent evidence on the health experience of children and young people in London. The report includes data about the Local Index of Child Wellbeing, infant mortality, breastfeeding, immunisation, injury, childhood obesity, physical activity, diet, smoking, alcohol consumption, drug use, teenage conceptions and sexual health. It reveals many areas of inequality within the city, but also highlights the ways in which London’s children are doing well.</span></abbr>

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<abbr class="unapi-id" title="koha:biblionumber:97347"><span class="results_summary">This report, authored by colleagues at the London Health Observatory, provides recent evidence on the health experience of children and young people in London. The report includes data about the Local Index of Child Wellbeing, infant mortality, breastfeeding, immunisation, injury, childhood obesity, physical activity, diet, smoking, alcohol consumption, drug use, teenage conceptions and sexual health. It reveals many areas of inequality within the city, but also highlights the ways in which London’s children are doing well.</span></abbr>

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