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Soft Drinks Cheaper than Milk – This Is How Inflation Can Affect Public Health
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Soft drinks became cheaper than milk and we ate less fruit, vegetables and fish as food prices and other costs rose. This could have consequences for public health, say researchers in economics at Lund University.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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