Cambodia Promotes Non-Communicable Disease Prevention Education in Primary Schools with Helen Keller International
Cambodia's Ministry of Education and Helen Keller International launched an educational campaign on risk factors and prevention of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) at a primary school in Kampong Thom. Supported by the World Diabetes Foundation, the initiative aims to raise awareness about NCDs, particularly diabetes, and promote healthy eating habits.
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