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Promoting evidence-based health
Ideally, health policy measures and recommendations are based on sound scientific evidence. In practice, however, decisions are often made despite incomplete data or outdated assumptions that no longer reflect current knowledge. Hypotheses from the past are then mistakenly treated as established “facts”.
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Science in Dialogue: Our Communications for the Media
Well-founded information, current study results, and expert statements for transparent and quality-assured reporting.
Outdated guidelines, real-world consequences
Eggs and gluten: The FEBPH and nutrition expert Sven-David Müller call for an evidence-based update of health guidelines.
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Sweden as a role model
The Swedish advantage: The FEBPH calls for a update of German prevention policy, with Sweden serving as a model for evidence-based, structural preventive healthcare.
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Nutrition expert warns
Studies show how official dietary guidelines contribute to fatty liver disease and diabetes
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