Three Reasons Why We Need Global Health Education | Roger Stanmore

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Three Reasons Why We Need Global Health Education | Roger Stanmore

The health and wellness of the population have become a greater concern than ever before. With the coronavirus pandemic showing no signs of slowing down, it’s important for everyone to stay inside and on lockdown. But while people are self-isolating, they’re falling into unhealthy habits. It’s important to try to stay as healthy and active as possible during the quarantine. Here are some helpful tips for staying healthy during the quarantine!

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