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• W4220880140 abstract "This chapter describes some of the public health policy tools that have the potential to improve population diets. One possible policy response to the burden of obesity and diet-related diseases is fiscal policies such as food taxes and subsidies. In addition to fiscal measures, other policies that have shown to improve the food environment include the promotion and protection of exclusive breastfeeding for children <6 months and continued breastfeeding during the first 2 years or more. Healthcare settings can also be used to promote healthy hydration practices and deter harmful behaviors, such as consuming sugar-sweetened beverages. Primary care providers are strategically positioned to provide patient-centered care, which includes screening and advising patients on improving lifestyle and dietary habits, as well as informing them of the risk they pose to their health." @default.
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• W4220880140 date "2022-03-11" @default.
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• W4220880140 title "Taxes, Subsidies, and Policies" @default.
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