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Planetary health in practice: A scoping review of education and training for nurses and midwives
Abstract Digital technologies are reshaping human behavior, health care delivery, and population health; however, their cumulative effects across the lifespan remain underexplored. This viewpoint argues that exposures arising from interactions with digital technologies should be formally integrated
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