Formation of culture of health of youth: a theoretical aspect

Epistemological studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences 2 (20):108-112 (2010)
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The survey analysis of constituents, determining the physical, psychical, social, spiritual health of young people is conducted; statistical information over, characterizing the state of health of young people, is brought; factors, influencing on forming of culture of health, are considered.

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