IMPLEMENTATION OF PREVENTIVE MEASURES AGAINST VIRAL INFECTIONS AMONG CHILDREN

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Abstract:

Viral infections are a leading cause of illness and hospitalization among children worldwide, especially in early childhood when the immune system is still developing. The prevention of viral diseases in pediatric populations remains one of the most effective strategies for ensuring public health stability. This article examines the main preventive measures aimed at reducing the incidence and transmission of viral infections among children. These include vaccination programs, hygiene promotion, nutritional support, environmental sanitation, and educational interventions involving parents, teachers, and healthcare professionals. The implementation of these preventive strategies in everyday medical and educational practice is analyzed, highlighting the importance of community participation and government support. The study emphasizes that consistent and coordinated preventive actions can significantly lower the risk of infection, improve child health outcomes, and reduce the burden on healthcare systems.

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Shaislomova, G. . (2025). IMPLEMENTATION OF PREVENTIVE MEASURES AGAINST VIRAL INFECTIONS AMONG CHILDREN. Eurasian Journal of Medical and Natural Sciences, 5(10), 300–304. Retrieved from https://in-academy.uz/index.php/EJMNS/article/view/63217

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