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This is a really balanced take on this issue. Found Richard Kahn pretty compelling http://freakonomics.com/podcast/theres-war-sugar-justified/ …
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This is from Dr. Kahn's expert report from an old case. I urge everyone to read it closely. It's very thoughtful https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8wI0BJ2R7tMNXBCbm9TYlk0czhNZ2ZtNHMxNWF0bzUyRjIw/view …pic.twitter.com/k5yiZCXe59
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What I want to know is, can I have another piece of this?pic.twitter.com/BRJJSYy7cV
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The huge flaw in trying to find a universally optimal human diet, metabolic & olfactory genes show selection for diversity
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Portugal sees 72% fall in soft drink sales in first months of
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Even if it doesn't work, seldom does a government repeal taxes!
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Easy solution. Stop drinking soda!
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Would also be interesting to know if theres still net benefits when soda tax is contrasted with sugar tax
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Five years of observational data? Also, need sufficient controls to measure use of poss. alternatives (i.e. sports or caffeinated drinks)
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