Study: Health Benefits To Sugary Drink Tax
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — There's been a lot of debate about the legality of Philadelphia's sugary drink tax.
Now, a new study shows the tax could have some health benefits.
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Researchers at Drexel University found Philadelphians are 40 percent less likely to have soda since the tax passed last year.
They're 64 percent less likely to have energy drinks now.
That tax adds one and a half cents per ounce on sugary drinks.
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Extra calories and sugar from those drinks have been connected to weight gain, type-2 diabetes and tooth decay.
