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The article focuses on the role of education and information campaigns in the formation of proper eating habits among the population. In the present-day world, the problem of malnutrition and obesity is becoming more urgent and serious. The formation of proper eating habits among the population is an important factor for maintaining health and preventing the development of various chronic diseases. The author analyzes the impact of the availability of information about healthy eating, educational programs and educational events on people’s behavioral patterns in food choices. Special attention is paid to the economic importance of forming proper eating habits, including assessing the potential reduction in health care costs, increasing labor productivity and socio-economic growth of the population. Successful examples of information campaigns and educational programs to promote healthy eating and their impact on consumer behavior are discussed.

Key words: food habits, education, information campaign, health, healthcare, morbidity, obesity, health budget

Pages: 183 - 185

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