Don’t let sugary science skew the battle to regulate junk food

David Miller

Don’t let sugary science skew the battle to regulate junk food

David Miller

School for Policy Studies

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Abstract

Upbeat, industry-backed research that casts doubt on the health impact of sugary drinks should be treated as lobbying against regulation, says David Miller

Original language	English
Publisher	New Scientist Limited
Publication status	Published - 2 Nov 2016

Keywords

Sugar industry
management of science
Corporate capture
science
Bias

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