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Parenting for lifelong health programme for parents and teens in Botswana: cost estimation and the budget impact analysis
Background: Given all its detrimental effects, child abuse is one of the biggest public health issues. Depression, suicidal thoughts, risky sexual behaviour, and substance abuse are a few examples of these effects. The random control trial was conducted in 25 nations with low to middle incomes, incl...
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2025
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