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    Junk food fight between U.S. manufacturers and health advocates intensifies

    The Christian Science Monitor
    March 25, 2013

    The fight between food purveyors and health advocates over junk food is getting intense. From the successful campaign against trans fats to San Francisco's ban on toys in McDonald's Happy Meals to first lady Michelle Obama's campaign against childhood obesity, it's clear that makers of so-called junk…


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