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FoodMinds is heading to Washington, DC next week for the National Food Policy Conference on March 11-12. Are you attending? Reach out to connect with our team! #foodpolicy
🏛️ICYMI, this month President Trump established the Make America Healthy Again Commission. It will be chaired by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the Secretary of HHS, and will address “the root causes of America’s escalating health crisis,” like obesity and diabetes. There’s a lot still to learn about the Commission’s activities – reach out to discuss!
Media headlines indicate the federal government has been removing website content on important topics related to climate change and health. While some of the information can be found in internet archives, you may be wondering where to turn for credible, evidence-based advice. Is it still best practice to reference these federal datasets?
Reduced access to publicly available federal health data could mean increased reliance on information from other sectors. FoodMinds VP Lauren Hoffman, MBA, RD shares her insights on this matter below:
“Publicly available data is essential to research and strategy that support a healthy food and beverage environment. The recent barriers to accessing public information mean that now more than ever, the private sector and independent organizations must continue to be a lighthouse for reliable health and wellness information to ensure an informed public.”
Want to learn more about how the new administration could impact your business? Reach out to us!
Reduced access to publicly available federal health data could mean increased reliance on information from other sectors. FoodMinds VP Lauren Hoffman, MBA, RD shares her insights on this matter below:
“Publicly available data is essential to research and strategy that support a healthy food and beverage environment. The recent barriers to accessing public information mean that now more than ever, the private sector and independent organizations must continue to be a lighthouse for reliable health and wellness information to ensure an informed public.”
Want to learn more about how the new administration could impact your business? Reach out to us!