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Saturday, 23/8/2025 | 10:01 GMT+7

Should children play in the rain and dirt to boost immunity?

Air pollution leads to contaminated rainwater; children playing in the rain and dirt increases their risk of illness and complications.

Doctor explains why children should not play in the rain or dirt. Video: VNVC

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Air pollution contaminates rainwater, increasing the risk of illness and complications for children who play in it or with dirt. A video by VNVC features a doctor explaining why children should avoid these activities. This information is particularly relevant given current environmental concerns.

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/co-nen-cho-tre-nghich-mua-choi-dat-cat-de-tang-de-khang-4930530.html
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