The impact of ‘on-pack’ pictorial health warning labels and calorie information labels on drink choice: A laboratory experiment

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RT @BHRUCambridge: Are warning labels able to deter people from selecting sugary drinks? Online studies find that they are but our new lab…

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RT @BHRUCambridge: Our new lab study suggests warning labels might not be effective at reducing sugary drink selection: https://t.co/TrpBnj…

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RT @BHRUCambridge: Our new lab study suggests warning labels might not be effective at reducing sugary drink selection: https://t.co/TrpBnj…

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Are warning labels able to deter people from selecting sugary drinks? Online studies find that they are but our new lab study suggests maybe not: https://t.co/TrpBnjZElj

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