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¹Fidelindo Lim is a clinical associate professor at New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing in New York City. Contact author: fl9@nyu.edu . The author has disclosed no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise.

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National efforts are crucial for addressing the urgent needs identified in this study. Further research and implementation are vital for progress.

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Area of Science:

This study falls within the scope of public health and policy research.

Background:

There is an urgent need for coordinated national action.
Current efforts are insufficient to meet pressing demands.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the critical requirements for national-level interventions.
To underscore the necessity of immediate and comprehensive action.

Main Methods:

This study is primarily a call to action based on existing data.
It synthesizes evidence to support the need for national work.

Main Results:

Significant gaps exist in current national strategies.
Urgent and widespread implementation of new initiatives is required.

Conclusions:

Immediate and substantial national work is essential.
Failure to act will exacerbate existing problems.