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Old 03.11.2015, 09:04 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi
 

too painfully true. of course nothing new-- here's more:

Decades-old documents have surfaced showing that the powerful U.S. sugar industry dramatically influenced the government's medical research on dental care—and ultimately what officials recommended for American diets.

Despite a widespread understanding that sugar played a key role in tooth decay, sugar industry leaders advocated for policies that did not recommend people eat less sugar, according to an archive of industry letters dating back to the 1950s preserved by the University of Illinois and analyzed by a team of researchers at the University of California in San Francisco. And the government listened, according to a new report.


the whole story here:

http://wapo.st/1FbaWQC
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