Which of the following factors in favor of taking a public health action are likely to result in the greatest chances of success if the action is implemented?

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Evidence of efficacy and effectiveness of the action in many peer-reviewed articles is the most important factor in favor of taking a public health action as it provides strong scientific evidence for its success. This is preferred over advocacy by a single interest group or anecdotal evidence, which may not always reflect the actual impact of the action. The success of the action in a single community may be promising, but it cannot provide the level of evidence that multiple peer-reviewed studies can.

Which of the Following Factors in Favor of Taking a Public