Health Ministry brings findings of three major health studies to expert review
Summary
The Health Ministry in Kathmandu presented findings from three major studies on disease burden, premature death, sugar-sweetened beverages, trans fat, and human resources for health to experts for review. Officials said the reports will be refined with feedback before being made public and used to guide future policy action.
Key Points
- The Ministry of Health and Food Safety shared findings from three major health sector studies at a programme in Kathmandu.
- The studies covered burden of disease and premature death, sugar-sweetened beverages and trans fat, and human resources for health.
- Officials said expert feedback will be incorporated before the reports are published and used to inform future policy decisions.
- The research was conducted by HERD International with support from the British Embassy Kathmandu and partners including Nepal CIH and NHEA.
