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Fit for School Initiative/Philippines (5 images)

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Over 90 per cent of all Filipino schoolgoers suffer from tooth decay

The Fit for School programme implements daily hand-washing and tooth-brusing with flouride toothpaste. In this picture a schoolgirl is checked for worms.

A schoolgirl hands out toothbrushes to her classmates

Daily brushing with flouride toothpaste has shown promising results

Children often help to introduce behavioural change in families

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