《儿童青少年“五健”促进行动计划（2026—2030年）》发布

Core Viewpoint - The National Health Commission and 13 other departments have launched the "Five Health Promotion Action Plan for Children and Adolescents (2026-2030)" to enhance the health of children and adolescents in China, focusing on five key areas: weight, vision, mental health, skeletal health, and oral health [1][2][3] Group 1: Health Promotion Actions - The plan includes a health weight promotion action aimed at managing obesity among children and adolescents, with a target of achieving a 60% excellent rate in physical health standards for primary and secondary school students by 2030 [1] - A vision health promotion action will focus on preventing myopia, emphasizing the importance of family involvement and creating a conducive visual environment to reduce the myopia rate among children and adolescents [1] - A mental health promotion action will monitor and guide the psychological development of preschool children and ensure that schools conduct at least one mental health education activity annually, aiming for full coverage of dedicated mental health educators by 2030 [1] Group 2: Additional Health Focus Areas - The skeletal health promotion action will guide schools and parents to encourage physical exercise and reduce academic pressure, while promoting widespread screening for spinal deformities in schools [2] - The oral health promotion action will involve public education on dental care, encouraging parents to instill good dental hygiene habits in children, and ensuring annual dental check-ups for students [2] Group 3: Implementation Strategies - The plan outlines four policy measures to ensure effective implementation, including establishing a collaborative work mechanism involving various departments and institutions to promote health education and community involvement [3] - It emphasizes the need for coordination among healthcare institutions to create an integrated service network for prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation [3] - The plan also advocates for a multi-faceted approach to address common risk factors for the five health issues, promoting physical activity, healthy eating, and adequate sleep among children and adolescents [3]