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Comparative study reveals low nutritional status and high helminth infections in Mangyan children, suggesting urgent health interventions.
School-attending Mangyan children from remote villages have lower growth patterns and a higher prevalence of helminth infections, highlighting the need for targeted health interventions. Future research should focus on larger studies to gather comprehensive data on health needs of this marginalized population.
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