Preventable diabetes deaths from price changes in select foods U.S. 2017

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This statistic presents the estimated number of deaths from diabetes in the U.S. that could be prevented per year with a 10 percent and 30 percent price change for select foods as of 2017. It was calculated that 30 percent higher taxes for sugar sweetened beverages could prevent up to 2,729 diabetes deaths per year.

Number of deaths from diabetes in the U.S. that could be prevented per year by a 10 percent or 30 percent price change for select foods as of 2017*

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Release date

November 2017

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United States

Survey time period

2017

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* Using nationally representative data, the source used a comparative risk assessment to model the potential effects on total CMD deaths and disparities of price subsidies (10%, 30%) on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and nuts/seeds and taxes (10%, 30%) on processed meat, unprocessed red meats, and sugar-sweetened beverages.
Estimated using nationally representative data from the US adult population in 2012 based on a comparative risk assessment framework.

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