Modelled cost-effectiveness of a package size cap and a kilojoule reduction intervention to reduce energy intake from sugar-sweetened beverages in Australia

Crino, M; Herrera, AMM; Ananthapavan, Jaithri; Wu, JHY; Neal, B; Lee, YY; Zheng, Miaobing; Lal, Anita; Sacks, Gary

Modelled cost-effectiveness of a package size cap and a kilojoule reduction intervention to reduce energy intake from sugar-sweetened beverages in Australia

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posted on 2024-06-18, 03:43 authored by M Crino, AMM Herrera, Jaithri AnanthapavanJaithri Ananthapavan, JHY Wu, B Neal, YY Lee, Miaobing ZhengMiaobing Zheng, Anita LalAnita Lal, Gary SacksGary Sacks

Modelled cost-effectiveness of a package size cap and a kilojoule reduction intervention to reduce energy intake from sugar-sweetened beverages in Australia

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DOI - Is version of https://doi.org/10.3390/nu9090983

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Switzerland

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Nutrients

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9

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ARTN 983

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1-17

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2072-6643

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9

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Science & Technology Life Sciences & Biomedicine Nutrition & Dietetics obesity prevention cost-effectiveness portion size sugar-sweetened beverages economic evaluation PORTION-SIZE SERVING SIZE OBESITY FOOD CONSUMPTION CONSUMERS DENSITY 3210 Nutrition and dietetics 4206 Public health

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Modelled cost-effectiveness of a package size cap and a kilojoule reduction intervention to reduce energy intake from sugar-sweetened beverages in Australia

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