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5 Ways to Promote Virtual Community Engagement for Obesity and NCD Prevention During COVID-19

Nabihah Haron Community Liaison Officer
Wan Farihah Ahmad Fahmy Capacity Building Officer
Shiang Cheng Lim Country Technical Lead, Better Health Programme Malaysia
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Disclaimer: This piece was written by Nabihah Haron (Community Liaison Officer), Wan Farihah Ahmad Fahmy (Capacity Building Officer), and Shiang Cheng Lim (Country Technical Lead, Better Health Programme Malaysia) to share perspectives on a topic of interest. Expression of opinions within are those of the author or authors.

A practical way to protect people in developing countries from the devastating effects of climate change

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