Study suggests sugar tax could improve Australians' oral health

New research from Griffith University suggests that a 20 percent tax on sugar could prevent millions of cases of tooth decay and other oral health issues in Australia.

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A sugar tax is seen as a beneficial public health measure that could significantly reduce dental problems and generate health-adjusted life years.

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Study suggests sugar tax could improve Australians' oral health

New research from Griffith University suggests that a 20 percent tax on sugar could prevent millions of cases of tooth decay and other oral health issues in Australia.

Quorum · collective opinions