
The document, which will become a guide for doctors and citizens, is planned to be released in 2027
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The Ministry of Health is working to create national nutrition guidelines for doctors and citizens.
The Russian Ministry of Health is working on the creation of a national nutrition manual; it will appear in 2027, said Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko.
The Minister on Wednesday addressed the participants of the IV International Congress “Obesity and Metabolic Disorders: A Conscious Reboot.”
“The Russian Ministry of Health is working on the creation of a national nutrition guide, which will appear in 2027. It is intended to become a guide for both medical specialists and citizens, and promotes the dissemination of evidence-based approaches to the daily diet,” says the address, which was read by Deputy Head of the Ministry of Health Evgeny Kamkin.
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