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Voluntary dehydration among elementary school children residing in a hot arid environment
Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 09/21/09

Bar–David Y et al. – A high proportion of children who reside in a hot and arid environment were found to be in a state of moderate to severe dehydration. Bedouin ethnicity was associated with better hydration, whereas Israeli–born Jews were most severely dehydrated. Educational intervention programmes promoting water intake should start in early childhood and continue throughout life.

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