Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax.
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Many discussions emphasize the positive outcomes associated with the SSB tax in Berkeley, with users mentioning statistics like a 21% decrease in beverage consumption and increased water intake. Phrases such as 'it works!' and 'the taxes reduce consumption' contribute to a tone of excitement and validation of the study's findings.
Most discussions reflect strong support for the findings of the article, indicating a consensus on the effectiveness of the tax.
Participants show high levels of curiosity and relevance to the topic, highlighting ongoing conversations about public health policies.
The depth of engagement is significant, with many posts elaborating on the study's implications and supporting statistics.
Many contributors perceive the publication's results as impactful, suggesting a belief that such tax policies can lead to meaningful health improvements.
Abstract in brief
- The study aimed to assess the impact of a sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) tax in Berkeley, California, by comparing beverage consumption changes over three years with nearby neighborhoods not affected by the tax.
- Researchers collected data from beverage frequency questionnaires and found that SSB consumption decreased significantly in Berkeley while water consumption increased, unlike comparison neighborhoods which showed no notable changes.
- The results indicate that the SSB tax successfully reduced beverage consumption in Berkeley, making it a viable public health policy for promoting healthier choices.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky3 years after Berkeley, CA passed a 1¢/oz sugar-sweetened beverage (#SSB) tax, consumption of #SSBs declined by 0.55 times per day, water consumption increased by 1.02 times per day, & the taxes raised supported #publichealth initiatives in the community https://t.co/hcNLOvqdL9 https://t.co/7CYJe1HjNs
https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y mayor de agua, entre otros. @Crissalazarp @Johnbo100 @DePacotilla @javierlopez2014 @JuanLuisCasCo @Caropineros @RedPaPaz @LuisFernandoGm6 @SaludResponsa
New study: SSB and water consumption 3 years after SSB tax in Berkeley, California "...persistent, longer-term reductions in SSB consumption suggest that SSB taxes are an effective policy option for jurisdictions focused on improving public health." https://t.co/Kov81Kx66d
San Francisco Chronicle’s Editorial Board covers AJPH study about the positive outcomes of #SSB taxes, & suggests that the effectiveness of these policies is why major soda companies spend so much money opposing them. Full AJPH study here: https://t.co/YVq4YK25cR https://t.co/mRpsM42Yej
“These persistent, longer-term reductions in SSB consumption suggest that SSB taxes are an effective policy option for jurisdictions focused on improving public health.” SSB Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, SSB Tax | AJPH | Vol. Issue https://t.co/RvvMIHFzBD
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@Tinojaramillo Ya hay artículos con resultados. Ej.: Lee et al, 2019: “Reductions in SSB consumption were sustained in demographically diverse Berkeley neighborhoods over the first 3 years of an SSB tax, relative to comparison cities.” https://t.co/D7WZmlWrrH
I'm kinda for it? It's a decent little nudge to remind people to limit added sugar consumption. Interesting stats from Norway: https://t.co/fLhzEs61VD Some research also shows favourable outcomes: https://t.co/rzo5r7PPSW https://t.co/CF6bJDISMq https://t.co/L7eHD1braQ
@CiroGomezL @lopezobrador_ https://t.co/NPCyldlhU6 en este caso sí funcionan los impuestos
RT @minuevadieta: Para los incrédulos que decían que poner un impuesto no iba a servir, acaba de salir el primer estudio a largo plazo (3 a…
Hablando de aumentarle los impuestos a la industria, en Berkeley, California le aumentaron los impuestos a las bebidas azucaradas y después de 4 meses el consumo de estas bebidas disminuyo en un 21% https://t.co/G17yjXeDlr
@BeverageAssoc False and misleading claim. Study after study (the ones without conflict of interests) show relationship between obesity/SSBs. The taxes reduce consumption (read about a good example here: https://t.co/VbnOaCpjSE). Time to stop saying you are a "partner" in public health.
RT @UCL_DentalPH: New study: SSB and water consumption 3 years after SSB tax in Berkeley, California "...persistent, longer-term reduction…
RT @UCL_DentalPH: New study: SSB and water consumption 3 years after SSB tax in Berkeley, California "...persistent, longer-term reduction…
RT @UCL_DentalPH: New study: SSB and water consumption 3 years after SSB tax in Berkeley, California "...persistent, longer-term reduction…
New study: SSB and water consumption 3 years after SSB tax in Berkeley, California "...persistent, longer-term reductions in SSB consumption suggest that SSB taxes are an effective policy option for jurisdictions focused on improving public health." https://t.co/Kov81Kx66d
@iealondon @KateAndrs "No evidence" is an absurd statement unworthy of the normally empirical @kateandrs and deserving of a correction, not a retweet. There's plenty of evidence of reduced sugar consumption, as published in major medical journals. https://t.co/kEZhb70Q7w https://t.co/TSBb62NA6J
RT @JuanGrvas: Less Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California (USA), Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax. Tras i…
Less Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California (USA), Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax. Tras introducir un impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas, menor consumo de las mismas , y mayor de agua, en Berkeley (California, EEUU) https://t.co/Wea4UEGnPN
Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax. From the American Journal of Public Health https://t.co/3rANDvh2mR
Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax (hint: it works!) https://t.co/8V7RcbWnyk
Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax https://t.co/WYGq6uYxBd
#Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption: 3 Years After the Berkeley #Tax https://t.co/hzRQ0G7K8m via @AMJPublicHealth <whispers: it's working> #behavioraleconomics #economics #diet #health https://t.co/siY9MlPaxt
El impuesto sobre las bebidas azúcaradas funciona para mejorar la salud de los ciudadanos. Se produjo un gran descenso en el consumo de este tipo de bebidas después de haber impuesto una tasa 3 años antes. https://t.co/Su6LABnqip
“Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax” (2019) https://t.co/0EkiwNnQ8H https://t.co/bzps2CdrtE
RT @Jmcapitang: American Public Health Association (APHA) https://t.co/0rDCDCnqyb
American Public Health Association (APHA) https://t.co/0rDCDCnqyb
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax https://t.co/Xfc7SKGTuO #feedly #hlth264
RT @fi_sing: New policy evaluation on the Berkeley, California Soda tax. https://t.co/Q8m80rOIJ9 #STAX
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @fi_sing: New policy evaluation on the Berkeley, California Soda tax. https://t.co/Q8m80rOIJ9 #STAX
New policy evaluation on the Berkeley, California Soda tax. https://t.co/Q8m80rOIJ9 #STAX
These persistent, longer-term reductions in #SSB consumption suggest that SSB taxes are an effective policy option for jurisdictions focused on improving #publichealth #stax #NCDs https://t.co/yX4JIpibXG
RT @DrScottLear: Three years after tax on sugary drinks in #Berkeley, consumption lower than nearby neighbourhoods with no tax: @AMJPublicH…
New @AMJPublicHealth results via @UCBerkeleySPH, et al. show reduction in sugary beverage consumption & increase in water intake 3 years after a #SodaTax: https://t.co/kSFhytwwuJ https://t.co/LYFmFXoaIY
Three years after tax on sugary drinks in #Berkeley, consumption lower than nearby neighbourhoods with no tax: @AMJPublicHealth : https://t.co/83AXwplcer #nutrition #sugartaxeswork https://t.co/7eKxm3F9I4
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
"Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax" https://t.co/QluPxkhPCn #publichealth #feedly
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
The Berkely soda tax seems to reduce soda consumption at 3 yrs follow-up: https://t.co/2cJtHHCYug
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @whsource: Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
Unsurprisingly, the Berkeley soda tax looks like it was effective in reducing soda consumption. https://t.co/gxI6DA5AVo
RT @MesaConS: https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y ma…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax https://t.co/YnZuGaqv8S
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: Is @publichealth a charity really interested in our health - or it's $20m/yr revenue? Study (below) shows Berkeley's sugar…
RT @ManuelaVillarU: “These persistent, longer-term reductions in SSB consumption suggest that SSB taxes are an effective policy option for…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: 3 years after Berkeley, CA passed a 1¢/oz sugar-sweetened beverage (#SSB) tax, consumption of #SSBs declined by 0.55 t…
Reductions in SSB consumption were sustained in demographically diverse Berkeley neighborhoods over the first 3 years of an SSB tax: The American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) from the American Public Health Association (APHA) publications https://t.co/JRGxha4W0Z
RT @ManuelaVillarU: “These persistent, longer-term reductions in SSB consumption suggest that SSB taxes are an effective policy option for…
“These persistent, longer-term reductions in SSB consumption suggest that SSB taxes are an effective policy option for jurisdictions focused on improving public health.” SSB Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, SSB Tax | AJPH | Vol. Issue https://t.co/RvvMIHFzBD
RT @AMJPublicHealth: 3 years after Berkeley, CA passed a 1¢/oz sugar-sweetened beverage (#SSB) tax, consumption of #SSBs declined by 0.55 t…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: 3 years after Berkeley, CA passed a 1¢/oz sugar-sweetened beverage (#SSB) tax, consumption of #SSBs declined by 0.55 t…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: 3 years after Berkeley, CA passed a 1¢/oz sugar-sweetened beverage (#SSB) tax, consumption of #SSBs declined by 0.55 t…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: 3 years after Berkeley, CA passed a 1¢/oz sugar-sweetened beverage (#SSB) tax, consumption of #SSBs declined by 0.55 t…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: 3 years after Berkeley, CA passed a 1¢/oz sugar-sweetened beverage (#SSB) tax, consumption of #SSBs declined by 0.55 t…
3 years after Berkeley, CA passed a 1¢/oz sugar-sweetened beverage (#SSB) tax, consumption of #SSBs declined by 0.55 times per day, water consumption increased by 1.02 times per day, & the taxes raised supported #publichealth initiatives in the community https://t.co/hcNLOvqdL9 https://t.co/7CYJe1HjNs
RT @MesaConS: https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y ma…
RT @MesaConS: https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y ma…
RT @MesaConS: https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y ma…
RT @MesaConS: https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y ma…
RT @MesaConS: https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y ma…
RT @DavidCayJ: Is @publichealth a charity really interested in our health - or it's $20m/yr revenue? Study (below) shows Berkeley's sugar…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: San Francisco Chronicle’s Editorial Board covers AJPH study about the positive outcomes of #SSB taxes, & suggests that…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: San Francisco Chronicle’s Editorial Board covers AJPH study about the positive outcomes of #SSB taxes, & suggests that…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: San Francisco Chronicle’s Editorial Board covers AJPH study about the positive outcomes of #SSB taxes, & suggests that…
San Francisco Chronicle’s Editorial Board covers AJPH study about the positive outcomes of #SSB taxes, & suggests that the effectiveness of these policies is why major soda companies spend so much money opposing them. Full AJPH study here: https://t.co/YVq4YK25cR https://t.co/mRpsM42Yej
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
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RT @MesaConS: https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y ma…
RT @MesaConS: https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y ma…
https://t.co/Y8j30DE1qJ El impuesto a las bebidas azucaradas en Berkeley presentó efectos positivos: menor compra de SSB y mayor de agua, entre otros. @Crissalazarp @Johnbo100 @DePacotilla @javierlopez2014 @JuanLuisCasCo @Caropineros @RedPaPaz @LuisFernandoGm6 @SaludResponsa
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: NPR covers new AJPH study that found Berkeley’s tax on sugar-sweetened beverages led to long term reductions in #SSB c…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: NPR covers new AJPH study that found Berkeley’s tax on sugar-sweetened beverages led to long term reductions in #SSB c…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: NPR covers new AJPH study that found Berkeley’s tax on sugar-sweetened beverages led to long term reductions in #SSB c…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @AMJPublicHealth: NPR covers new AJPH study that found Berkeley’s tax on sugar-sweetened beverages led to long term reductions in #SSB c…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @DavidCayJ: A smart tax on sugary soda caused consumption to fall 52% & water drinking to increase. But to know that you have to pay $…
RT @societyforepi: Lee and colleagues report on “Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweeten…
Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax https://t.co/OpHGksEFmR
RT @societyforepi: Lee and colleagues report on “Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweeten…
RT @societyforepi: Lee and colleagues report on “Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweeten…
Lee and colleagues report on “Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax” https://t.co/fdz9oNaXGz
Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 3 Years After the Berkeley, California, Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax https://t.co/8cEj9gels6 https://t.co/DoByIarOVg
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