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Bedingungen des Kinderspiels in der Stadtonal health. Nutritional health care for adolescents cannot be effectively delivered without a thorough understanding of their cultural context. To complicate matters, culture is always changing and adolescents are often the drivers of these changes, which means that there may be cultural difference

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Johanna Backhaus,Imke Merkelbach,Petra Hankethey reside. The socio-ecological determinants of health and nutrition vary in different parts of the world. International immigration and refugee and asylum seeking conditions add new stressors to the physiological challenge of coping with rapid biopsychosocial changes of adolescence. These have im

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Sonja Dollinger,Angelika Speck-Hamdanf adolescents being detained in juvenile correctional facilities every year it is important to have context for the system that influences their lives while detained and after they are released. This chapter provides a general overview of the current system of juvenile detention and how food and nut

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