We also hear from Dr Ronny Cheung, °µÍø½ûÇø Officer for Health Services, with an update on °µÍø½ûÇø’s blueprint for transformational change – while °µÍø½ûÇø &Us shares just what the report recommendations mean to them.
Children and young people continue to take centre stage, as youth ambassadors report from International Adolescent Health Week and Bite Back explains how the youth activist movement is battling junk food advertising. In addition, the Powering Up team takes to the stage to champion the creative health movement.
There’s much more inside – read now and discover opportunities for introducing air pollution into the patient pathway with our poster and, for a festive bake, check out Ash’s chocolate orange shortbread recipe.
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