Driving Change: How NGOs Represent Public Health Priorities | 08 | Associations Unplugged

Update: 2025-03-27

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Werner Schultink (Iodine Global Network) and Adriana Nosewicz (Kellen Europe) discuss how NGOs influence public health policy, with a focus on iodine deficiency in Europe. The episode explores findings from the WHO/IGN report and highlights advocacy strategies to address shifting dietary habits and protect population health.

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