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Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Taxes and Public Health

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Date July 15, 2009
Attribution Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
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Beverage_Tax_Research_Brief.pdf
Resource Type Fact Sheet |
Topic Low Income Populations | Public Health | Access to healthy food | Nutrition | Childhood obesity |
5Ps Policy |
Geography Rural | Urban | Suburban |

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