Taxing sugary drinks to tackle obesity would lead to a stronger economy, new research shows. from www.shutterstock.com Lennert Veerman, Cancer […]
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I thought I’d share the following study from 1985 for a couple of reasons. Beverley E. Phillipson, M.D., Douglas W.
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There is a big difference between the collective power of human kind and the individual life. In terms of collective