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National prevention programmes

July 2012
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Swiss government to continue focus on health promotion and prevention

The Swiss government has prolonged the national prevention programmes on tobacco, alcohol and diet & physical activity by four years until 2016.

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National prevention programmes: many evaluation recommendations already implemented

The Federal Office of Public Health commissioned evaluations of the 2008–2012 national prevention programmes on alcohol, tobacco, diet & physical activity and of the Swiss government’s Package of Measures to Reduce Drug Problems...

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"Prevention measures always require careful weighing up of the demands of health protection and economic freedom."

The Swiss government has prolonged the national prevention programmes on diet & physical activity, alcohol and tobacco until 2016. What does Ursula Koch, joint head of the National Prevention Programmes Division of the Federal Office...

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At first hand

The Prevention Act still has a rough ride ahead of it before it becomes law. Parliament has been mulling over the Swiss government's accompanying report on the bill since 30 September 2009 – first the National Council (lower...

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Switzerland tackles measles

World Health Organization Europe aims to eliminate measles from the region by 2015. Switzerland has also committed to achieving this goal. The Swiss government therefore approved the Measles Elimination Strategy in December 2011....

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Alcohol campaign: the dialogue goes on

In 2011, the Federal Office of Public Health used the "Alcohol Dialogue Week" to launch the alcohol prevention campaign "Talking about alcohol" – a platform that society can use to discuss the topic of alcohol. The second "Dialogue...