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close this book Prevention of childhood blindness
View the document Acknowledgments
View the document Preface
View the document Introduction
Open this folder and view contents 1. Prevalence and epidemiology of childhood blindness
Open this folder and view contents 2. Causes of childhood blindness and current control measures
View the document 3. Strategies for prevention
Open this folder and view contents 4. Major areas of action
View the document 5. Intersectoral collaboration and the role of nongovernmental organizations
Open this folder and view contents 6. Priority areas for future action
View the document References
View the document Glossary
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