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Up Close - Women's Health - September 27, 2012 |
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Shoppers—particularly women—who take the time to read food labels are thinner than those who don't.
These findings are from a recent study authored by Steven T. Yen, a University of Tennessee professor in the Institute of Agriculture's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, and others.
Women who read food labels weighed nearly 9 pounds less than women who didn't read labels, according to the study. It also found that women read labels more than m...
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These findings are from a recent study authored by Steven T. Yen, a University of Tennessee professor in the Institute of Agriculture's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, and others.
Women who read food labels weighed nearly 9 pounds less than women who didn't read labels, according to the study. It also found that women read labels more than m...
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