Table 2.

Sixteen stakeholders related to dietary sodium tweets and their 33 associated Twitter accounts.^a

Category, scope, organization/individual				Twitter handle
Public agencies
	Domestic
		Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)	CDCgov CDCDirector CDCFound CDC_eHealth
		United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)	USDA USDANutrition TeamNutrition NationalCACFP SNAP_Ed BeAFoodHero NatWICAssoc
	International
		Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (UN-FAO)	FAO
		World Health Organization (WHO)	WHO
Research and evaluation organizations
	Domestic
		Harvard University (Harvard)	HarvardChanSPH HarvardHealth HSPHnutrition Harvardmed
		Stanford University (Stanford)	StanfordMed SJPHonline
	International
		University of Oxford (Oxford)	NDMOxford UniofOxford
		University College London (UCL)	UCLeHealth BScPopHealth
Professional and advocacy associations
	Domestic
		American Heart Association (AHA)	American_Heart AHAScience
		Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI)	CSPI
	International
		World Heart Federation	worldheartfed
		World Action on Salt (WASH)	WASHSALT actiononsalt
Experts
	Domestic
		Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo	KBibbinsDomingo
		Tom Frieden	DrTomFrieden
	International
		Simon Capewell	SimonCapewell99
		Alexey Kulikov	KulikovUNIATF

^aFour stakeholders were chosen from each of the 4 categories: public agencies, research and evaluation organizations, professional and advocacy associations, and experts. Half of the stakeholders had domestic scope and the other half had international scope.