Germany’s potential billions in savings and health gains with sugar-sweetened beverage tax

A recent study in the journal PLoS Medicine examines the potential impact of sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) taxation in Germany. The research suggests that implementing a 20% tax on SSBs could lead to reduced sugar consumption, significant health benefits, and substantial societal savings, especially when extended to include fruit juices.

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Share this article BrainStorm Cell Therapeutics is running the Phase IIIb trial of NurOwn in ALS as it pushes once again for approval from the

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Can nori be a reliable vitamin B12 source for vegetarians?

A study shows that 5 g of nori per day improves vitamin B12 status in vegetarians, suggesting nori as an effective dietary source of this

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Déjà WTO: The WHO’s pandemic agreement shouldn’t water down intellectual property obligations

As countries resume final negotiations on Monday for a landmark pandemic agreement intended to help prevent and rapidly respond to the next inevitable pandemic, I’m

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