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Sugar-Sweetened Soft Drinks,Obesity,and Type 2 Diabetes
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Document Date: 2010-10-12 15:57:27


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Geneva / Boston / /

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Pfizer / GlaxoSmithKline / New York Times / Education Policy Studies Laboratory / Nestle / /

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Switzerland / United States / /

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Weight Management Center / Boston Medical Center / University School / /

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food consumption / sugar-sweetened beverage consumption / Prevention of Chronic Diseases / ad libitum food intake / energy intake / beverage consumption / sugar-sweetened beverage intake / food source / supplemental energy / food intake / overall sugar-sweetened beverage consumption / food industry / micronutrient poor food / energy / /

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JE / Diabetes Caroline M. Apovian / several disease / Kerr D. Preventing childhood obesity / obesity epidemic / diabetes / cardiovascular disease / Obesity / chronic disease / chronic diseases / childhood obesity / epidemics / /

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US Department of Health and Human Services / US Department of Agriculture / World Health Organization / Boston Medical Center / Boston University School of Medicine / US government / American Medical Association / Dyer O. US government / Nutrition and Weight Management Center / Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations / /

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Caroline M. Apovian / Affiliation / /

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Massachusetts / /

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New York Times / /

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