The fourth state roundtable in Hyderabad brought together 35 participants from a wide range of specialisations. Government representation from the state included the National Health Authority, Telangana State Pollution Control Board, Public Health & Family Welfare, and Andhra Pradesh Voluntary Health Association. The event also saw participation from multilateral organizations such as UNICEF. Representatives from prestigious institutions, including NIPER Hyderabad, CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute, ICMR-National Institute of Nutrition, and the Centre for Good Governance, along with industrial representatives from the Amara Raja Group, contributed to the discussions. The two hour discussion with diverse representation from government bodies, multilateral organizations, esteemed research institutions, and industrial groups facilitated a fruitful exchange of knowledge on lead poisoning.
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