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HURIWA urges NASS to withdraw nutritionists’ council bill

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HURIWA urges NASS to withdraw nutritionists’ council bill

HURIWA said the bill does not clearly distinguish professional nutritional services from ordinary family guidance and the transmission of traditional knowledge. The post HURIWA urges NASS to withdraw nutritionists’ council bill appeared…

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