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Should Governments Regulate Unhealthy Food Like Tobacco? Some Penn Researchers Say Yes
Extended Interview
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Impact: LDI Fellows Shaped Public Discussion and Public Policy in 2025
Highlighting 10 Ways LDI Fellows Put Their Research Into Action
Understanding the Evidence: SNAP and Health
Six Studies That Highlight How Losing SNAP Can Raise Food Insecurity and Affect Health
A Call to Keep Philadelphia’s Soda Tax
For Seven Years, Revenue Has Supported Education, Community Projects, and Better Health Outcomes
Even When SNAP Payments Resume, More Food Cuts Will Affect Millions of Americans
Temporary Shutdown Losses are Only the Beginning: New Rules Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will Shrink SNAP Benefits, and Worsen Food Insecurity for Millions Across the U.S.
Health Benefits of Philadelphia’s Sweetened Beverage Tax
Testimony: Delivered to Philadelphia City Council's Committee on Labor and Civil Service
Contradictions That Confuse Federal Food Policies
Announcing Bold New Goals While Crippling the Infrastructure Needed to Achieve Them
In The Media The New York Times
Kennedy Report Won’t Solve America’s Food Issues, Experts Say
Interview
In The Media The Economic Times
Cane Sugar vs High-Fructose Corn Syrup in Soda: What Health Experts Say about Coca-Cola’s Switch
Interview
In The Media The Wall Street Journal
Cane Sugar vs. Corn Syrup: How Soda Sweeteners Stack Up for Your Health
Interview