Estimating the health benefits and cost-savings of a cap on the size of single serve sugar-sweetened beverages

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Estimating the health benefits and cost-savings of a cap on the size of single serve sugar-sweetened beverages. - PubMed - NCBI https://t.co/sQe5hGFDju

This study (https://t.co/mjTZu9ipKT) in New Zealand modeled what would happen if sugar-sweetened beverages limited to 250 mL & found: 🔽by 23 mL per day in SSB 🔽of 0.22 kg weight 🔽health care costs by $1.65 billion over lifespan of the 5000 pa…

New NZ study estimating the health and cost impact of capping single serve soft drinks to 250ml from @BlakelyTony, @HelenEyles2, @ClionaNiMhurchu et al. Will be interesting to see if/how any changes to serving size come out of the UK soft drink tax. htt…

This is from "Estimating the health benefits and cost-savings of a cap on the size of single serve sugar-sweetened beverages" https://t.co/fFTFZvF336 #nutrition #diet #sugar https://t.co/v1SOXq7JeW

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