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TV chef Jamie Oliver has been honoured by GPs for his work in tackling childhood obesity.
The Royal College of General Practitioners praised the 38-year-old who can now use the letters FRCGP (Hon) after his name.
Oliver, who started his own campaign to make school dinners healthier, said he was "humbled" to receive the award.
The chef, who already has an MBE, also championed a movement to get more people cooking wholesome meals.
There are now seven Ministry of Food centres around Britain where people can learn how to make nutritious meals on a budget and are encouraged to pass on the skills.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-24821323
Good for him, well-deserved! 🙂
The Royal College of General Practitioners praised the 38-year-old who can now use the letters FRCGP (Hon) after his name.
Oliver, who started his own campaign to make school dinners healthier, said he was "humbled" to receive the award.
The chef, who already has an MBE, also championed a movement to get more people cooking wholesome meals.
There are now seven Ministry of Food centres around Britain where people can learn how to make nutritious meals on a budget and are encouraged to pass on the skills.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-24821323
Good for him, well-deserved! 🙂