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Cash Transfer Programs Are Growing More Common in the U.S. As Studies Show They Improve People’s Health
But the Public Remains Skeptical and Policymakers Have Been Leery to Launch Big Efforts
Water is a Basic Human Right. So Why is Philly Resuming Shutoffs May 24?
The Amount of Money Collected by Shutting Off Service to Customers Who Can’t Afford to Pay is a Drop in the Bucket Compared to the Incredible Damage That Shutoffs Cause
In The Media Philadelphia Inquirer
Water Is a Basic Human Right. So Why Is Philly Resuming Shutoffs May 24?
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In The Media The Hill
A Glaring Omission in the Biden Strategy on Nutrition: A Sweetened-beverage Tax
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‘A Good Cause’ — Perspectives on the Soda Tax from Low-Income Parents
Parents Suggest Ways to Increase Program Fairness and Effectiveness
Latest Research in the Beverage Tax Wars
Papers from Three Penn LDI Senior Fellows and the World Health Organization
Food Prescription Programs: Future Potential and Current Obstacles
Penn LDI Seminar Convenes a Panel of Top Food-as-Medicine Experts
In The Media Discover Magazine
Do Soda Taxes Actually Work? Here’s What the Science is Telling Us
Interview
Impact of Sweetened Beverage Tax on Chain Retailers in Philadelphia
Change in prices, sales after one year
Philadelphia Soda Tax Debate Drives Scholarly Dissemination Home Run
Christina Roberto's Data Makes News Coast-to-Coast and in China Too