Thanks to Prof. Frank Mirer for sending a link to these articles, which appear in the NEJM.
https://www.nejm.org/action/doSecureKeyLogin?uuid=3013039&dateTime=201210010000&key=I23b80PsnUdvTnqu%2FtXDLSc25yNOIz2Ixgp9CbBbnlY

Sugar-sweetened beverages (ssb) and genetic obesity risk
Sugar-free drinks in normal-weight children
Calories from soft drinks-do they matter?
Regulation of sugar-sweetened beverages    This article discusses Bloomberg's 16-oz SSB limit
SSB  and adolescent weight

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