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New Study: Front-Of-Pack Warning Labels Don’t Lower Obesity Rates

A Georgetown University report shows that front-of-pack warning labels have been powerless to halt the rise in obesity rates.

Apr 30, 2025 - 13:16
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New Study: Front-Of-Pack Warning Labels Don’t Lower Obesity Rates
A Georgetown University report shows that front-of-pack warning labels have been powerless to halt the rise in obesity rates.
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