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Healthy Lifestyle Facebook Platform launched.

February 2, 2022

Healthy Lifestyle Facebook Platform launched.
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SABA:--- The Public Health and Sports Department of the Public Entity Saba recently launched the Healthy Lifestyle Saba Facebook platform.
Healthy Lifestyle Saba is an official informative and educational Facebook page that the entire Saba community can use as a trusted and integral source of information on living a healthy lifestyle. The idea is that an educated and informed community will be better equipped to make healthier lifestyle choices.
Commissioner of Public Health Rolando Wilson said he was content with the launching of this Facebook platform. “It is very important to have a healthy lifestyle, and this platform will help ...


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