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- NHS chief executive Simon Stevens emphasizes the importance of social movements in improving public health.
- He advocates for fostering a culture of health within society to enhance overall well-being.
- Stevens and other leaders recognize that collaborative efforts can drive positive changes in health outcomes.
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NHS chief executive Simon Stevens is among leaders to have identified the need for social movements in health, and for the development of a culture of health in our society.
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