HELP CUT THE SUGAR

Anyone serious about improving oral health outcomes for children – especially those from underserved populations – should refuse any funding from “Big Sugar” interests like Kellogg’s.

That’s why a growing number of healthcare stakeholders have pledged to reject any such funding.

 

It’s also an important reason why you should learn about and support legislation being proposed by the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission to require non-profit advocacy organizations to disclose who is underwriting their campaigns.  This added transparency will help end the practice of corporations and their affiliates secretly recruiting non-profits to push their agendas.

 

You can help Washington cut the sugar by adding your name to the list of those who believe that health care policy should be driven by medical considerations and not commercial interests.