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The time it takes for someone to get better from COVID varies from person to person. Some children and young people continue to experience symptoms after their acute COVID infection. The term ‘long COVID’ is commonly used to describe signs and symptoms that continue or develop after an acute COVID infection for over 4 weeks, that cannot be explained by an alternative medical diagnosis.
Babies have immature immune systems, which means that they are particularly at risk from infections. These infections may be mild in older children or adults but can be life-threatening for babies. It is very important to try and stop babies catching infections, particularly in the first few weeks of life
NHS Healthier Together Champions presentations
Healthy eating: Right from the start
This video explores how we can help our children to develop healthy eating habits by looking at how we eat and what we eat.
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