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Children’s Day And World Diabetes Day 2025: Protecting The Next Generation’s Vision And Health

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On Children’s Day and World Diabetes Day, Dr. Arun Singhvi highlights the rising risk of childhood diabetes and why regular eye check-ups are vital for kids’ vision.

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