What does “Evidence-Based Health Promotion” mean?

Evidence-based health promotion programs are interventions that are based on evidence that is generated by scientific studies.  The evidence shows that the program is effective in preventing disease and improving health.  These programs have gone through a research process to determine if they show the results that are intended by the program.  The program results have also been published in professional scientific journals.

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