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Eats: More than 100 Children Access Early Assessment to Detect

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More than 100 children under 36 months of age, users of the Cuna Más program, had access to an early assessment day in Comas district, in order to detect hearing and visual problems during early childhood in a timely manner.
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Eats: More than 100 Children Access Early Assessment to Detect

More than 100 children under 36 months of age, users of the Cuna Más program, had access to an early assessment day in Comas district, in order to detect hearing and visual problems during early childhood in a timely manner.

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TVPerú broke the news on Tuesday, April 28, 2026.
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