COMBINED APPROACH INCLUDING TAXING UNHEALTHY FOODS, RESTRICTING FOOD ADVERSTISING, AND BETTER LABELLING ARE AMONG MOST COST-EFFECTIVE WAYS TO REDUCE OBESITY IN NATIONS OF ALL INCOMES, INCLUDING ENGLAND, CHINA, MEXICO AND

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