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In the US, a large-scale study on the evaluation of child health
Last reviewed: 23.04.2024
American researchers have embarked on the largest in the history of the United States project to assess children's health, which will collect data on various environmental and genetic factors affecting children's health. Doctors hope that the study will help to understand what phenomena contribute to the development of autism, obesity and other diseases.
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