The WHO is urging governments to hike taxes on sugary drinks, citing their role in fueling obesity and diseases like diabetes, especially in children. Experts emphasize these taxes can curb consumption, generate funds for health services, and encourage healthier choices. This measure is seen as crucial for preventing lifestyle-related illnesses and fostering a healthier generation.
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