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06/01/23

Feeding Britain: Obesity is not always a personal choice – until we recognise that, nothing will change Institute of Health Equity

Read this recent article from iNews with commentary from our Director Prof Sir Michael Marmot about why economic inequalities contribute to nutritional health inequalities.

https://inews.co.uk/opinion/feeding-britain-obesity-not-always-personal-choice-until-we-recognise-nothing-will-change-1953960

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