Group 1 - The importance of maternal and child health science popularization is emphasized as a means to enhance public health literacy and promote family happiness and social harmony, especially in an era of information overload [1] - There is a pressing demand for professional maternal and child health knowledge among women of childbearing age, and healthcare workers can provide accurate and scientific health information through popularization efforts [1][2] - Innovative methods of science popularization, such as using short videos, have been adopted to make complex nutritional knowledge during pregnancy more engaging and easier to understand, thereby increasing the reach and impact of the content [1][2] Group 2 - The science popularization initiative relies on authoritative platforms and tailors content to regional characteristics, making it more relevant and practical for the public [2] - The initiative is based on the latest expert consensus on micronutrient supplementation during preconception and pregnancy, which includes recommendations on folic acid, iron, weight management, calcium, and vitamin D to improve birth outcomes and child health [2] - Folic acid is highlighted as a crucial nutrient for preventing neural tube defects, with recommendations for women to start supplementation at least three months before conception and continue for the first three months of pregnancy [2] Group 3 - A call for collective participation in maternal and child health science popularization is made, urging government departments, enterprises, academia, media, and the public to collaborate in advancing this initiative [3] - The potential application of advanced technologies such as AI and the internet in science popularization is discussed, suggesting that these tools can make maternal and child health knowledge more accessible and personalized [3]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of maternal and child health as a foundation for national health and the necessity of disseminating scientific knowledge to promote it [1][2] - The "2025 People's Good Doctor Maternal and Child Health Science Popularization Action" was launched in March 2025, aiming to enhance public awareness of maternal and child health through expert consensus on nutrition during pregnancy [1][2] - Experts encourage more healthcare professionals to engage in health science communication, creating diverse and authoritative maternal and child health content to improve public awareness [1][2][3] Group 2 - The "Healthy China Action (2019-2030)" includes "Maternal and Child Health Promotion Action" as one of its 15 special actions, highlighting the significance of health education in improving health levels among women and children [2] - The initiative aims to increase awareness of prenatal care and nutrition, ultimately contributing to high-quality childbirth [2][3] - Healthcare professionals are encouraged to utilize their clinical experience to create accessible and engaging health education materials for the public [2][3] Group 3 - Collaboration between medical professionals and enterprises is essential for building a robust ecosystem for maternal and child health science popularization [4] - Bayer's Women's Health Care Initiative aims to provide comprehensive health services and solutions for women, addressing both physical and mental health needs [4] - The list of contributors to the "2025 People's Good Doctor Maternal and Child Health Science Popularization Action" includes various healthcare professionals from different hospitals [6][7][9][10][11]