60,000 cases of diabetes, and save $28 billion in health care costs” over a decade.
Zarabi agreed that taxes and label warnings are what’s needed.
“Sodas have absolutely no nutritional value and imposing a tax may have people thinking twice about their health,” she said.
But another nutrition expert disagreed.
“The idea that sugar taxes will be the solution is not only short-sighted, but places the largest financial burden on low-income people, as well as
