Indonesia Boosts Regional Child Healthcare Amid High Cavity Rates
High rates of childhood cavities in Indonesia are prompting a push to strengthen pediatric dental healthcare services in regional areas. The government and related bodies are aiming to build a more accessible and quality dental care system to address this pressing issue.
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