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The Quality of Life in Children at Social Risk, a Case Series Study Protocol
this case series study has the aim to observe the effect of a multidisciplinary intervention (social accompaniment, school reinforcement and osteopathic treatment) on the quality of life of children with social risk in primary school age.
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