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Denmark will introduce a law for public health

Right now, the government is negotiating with the parties in Folketinget about a reform of healthcare. One element of the reform will be to introduce a law on public health, which will keep people out of hospitals and ensure the population a longer and healthier life.

Minister of Health Sophie Løhde will create a more binding framework for thinking about prevention across all policy areas and reducing inequality in health. Photo: Venstre

The Copenhagen Post

Oct 7, 2024

Like many other European countries, Denmark is struggling with an aging population that requires more care.The reason is joyful, though. Danes are living longer and healthier than in the past. If this is to continue, there is a need to strengthen prevention in a broad sense.Less smoking, less alcohol, less stress and a healthier lifestyle.Will […]

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Minister of Health Sophie Løhde will create a more binding framework for thinking about prevention across all policy areas and reducing inequality in health. Photo: Venstre

Denmark will introduce a law for public health

Right now, the government is negotiating with the parties in Folketinget about a reform of healthcare. One element of the reform will be to introduce a law on public health, which will keep people out of hospitals and ensure the population a longer and healthier life.
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