Effects of added-sugar warning labels on restaurant menus in the USA: an online randomised controlled trial
The Lancet Public Health
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Yuru Huang, Brittany Lemmon, Aviva A. Musicus, Christina A. Roberto, Marissa G. Hall, Jennifer Falbe
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