Exam 4: Preventing Obesity Raising the Price of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages

According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, the percentage of total daily kilocalories from sugar-sweetened beverages was higher in non-Hispanic white individuals.

A USDA survey demonstrated that soda was the single greatest source of added sweeteners in the American diet.

Based on evidence from a controlled trial in England, educational campaigns may be effective in reducing soda consumption.

Increasing the portion size of sugar-sweetened beverages increases the total energy consumed.

Drinking sugar-sweetened beverages displaces other sources of energy in the diet.

Studies of price increases and consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages suggests raising which of the following is most effective?

According to the National health and Nutrition Examination Survey, what percentage of the U.S. population drinks beverages with added sugar each day?

Which of the following groups or organizations might likely oppose raising the price of sugar-sweetened beverages?

Children living in states with weaker competitive food and beverage laws were more likely to choose to drink water and non-caloric beverages, and less likely to be overweight.

A review of dietary sugar intake demonstrated consumption of sugars increased in the U.S. between 1970 to 2005, by about what percent?