Taxing sugary drinks may prove a sweet idea.
And for their part, the bill’s sponsors aren’t running away from the usual criticism that “whenever you tax something, you get less of it;” that’s exactly their point. They’d like to see less sugary drink consumption, particularly by children, and it’s not difficult to understand why.
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It’s well known that drinking sugary beverages can raise the risk of diabetes, but scientists have long wondered why. A new ...
Many sugary drinks are marketed to kids using cartoons and bright colors. Dr. Chen suggests putting lemon or cucumber in ...
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