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Big Soda's Big Influence: Major Health Groups Sponsored By The Industry

A new study identifies 96 sponsorships, from 2011 to 2015, by Coca-Cola or PepsiCo to 96 health organizations, including American Heart Association and The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Meanwhile, a new report explores the ways diet is negatively affecting global health.

Nearly 100 national health and medical groups 鈥� including聽the American Heart Association, the聽American Diabetes Association and聽the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 鈥� enjoy sponsorships by Coca-Cola Co. or PepsiCo, according to a new study by two聽Boston University researchers. The report lands as the sugar industry鈥檚 supersized role in shaping 鈥� and spinning 鈥� health policy has come under increasing聽scrutiny. It also comes as聽the negative health effects of sugar and sugary drinks, including a link to rising obesity rates, are better聽understood. (Lauerman, 10/10)

Diet and nutrition are now the biggest risk factors for people's health across the globe, even in poorer countries. That's according to a recent report published by the Global Panel on Agriculture and Food Systems Nutrition, an independent group of experts on nutrition and health. (Chatterjee, 10/8)

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