Number 10 announces Cuango fighting new fat-office for health promotion

No10 today announced Cuango, which fights fat to take over from British public health services when the sick agency finally disbands.

The Department of Health is tasked with addressing the root causes of illness, eradicating obesity and smoking, and improving mental health.

Boris Johnson Once a loud criticism of the nanny-state intervention, the agency, which will not operate until fall, said it would help Britons “live a healthy life.”

PHE has been dismantled over the next few months following widespread criticism of the Prime Minister’s response to the Covid pandemic, which he described as “slumping” last year.

Prevention of the disease has been handed over to the UK Health and Security Agency, which prepares the country for future disease outbreaks and biochemical attacks.

The UKSA will initially focus on the fight against Covid, placing the NHS Test and Trace and Joint Biosecurity Center under one roof.

Many studies have shown that people who are overweight or smoke are at increased risk for many illnesses, including cancer, heart disease, and Covid.

The Department of Health is tasked with addressing the root causes of health problems, taking over from the PHE branch, which is best known for posting posters telling British people to count calories.

Johnson lost “significant weight” in a fitness kick caused by the fight against Covid.He is portrayed today in Westminster jogging with Dillin chasing an Egyptian goose.

Johnson announced a new institution, stating: ‘The new Department of Health is very important in addressing the causes of poor health as well as symptoms and improving the prevention of illness and illness.

“Covid has shown the importance of physical health in the ability to tackle such illnesses. We live a healthy life so that people can better prevent and fight illnesses. We must continue to support. “

The prime minister famously admitted that “I was overweight” after the fear of Covid being put in the intensive care unit when he was hospitalized for the virus last April.

Since then, a 56-year-old man who has been portrayed as running regularly in London says he has lost “a significant amount” of weight by reducing carbs, chocolate and cheese and exercising regularly. I will.

Johnson is expected to then start driving down Downing Street to crack down on obesity, with measures such as banning junk food ads before 9 pm and displaying mandatory calories on restaurant menus.

This is despite having previously said that overweight is “due to their own fat” and is against state-led intervention just months before the pandemic.

Professor Chris Whitti, chief health officer who manages OHPs with Health Minister Matt Hancock, added that it would work throughout the public sector.

“It’s very important to prevent illness and help our community lead a healthy life,” he said.

“Covid’s indirect harm to public health is not trivial. To support this recovery, an evidence-based, collaborative approach to health promotion is needed.

“OHP works with both national and local governments, as well as NHS, academia, the third sector, scientists, researchers and industry to develop evidence-based policies.”

The agency will take over from the PHE branch, which is best known for running poster campaigns that instruct British people to monitor their caloric intake.

The Ministry of Health, which funds government agencies, claimed that about 80% of illnesses were due to lifestyle factors such as diet, smoking and exercise.

They added that health problems in working-age adults cost about £ 100 billion annually.

The boss of the new institution has not yet been hired, but is expected to become a top expert with experience in fighting chronic illness.

That was after the Minister announced last week that Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jenny Harry’s would lead the UKSA.

Dr. Harry’s has advised the government through the current pandemic and has overseen the UK’s response to Russia’s Novichok addiction in 2018.

UKSA, the final name of the National Institute of Health Protection, will also be fully operational by the fall.

Shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth said the new office “must be backed up by a fair investment.”

“The Covid crisis has vulnerable us when a pandemic broke out and shed light on shocking inequality that lacked resilience,” added Labor.

“A year of conservative government means that even before the pandemic, progress in life expectancy was stalled and even set back for some of the poorest people in the country.

“The disproportionate impact of this virus on both off and blacks, the Asian and minority communities must also be a call for awakening.”