La troisième conférence onusienne sur l’océan se tiendra à Nice du 9 au 13 juin. Une centaine de chefs d’État et de gouvernement devront s’atteler à la protection des océans à l’heure du chaos climat…

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Globally, rates of obesity and diabetes are rising. Sweetened beverages like soda are one of the leading sources of free sugar in diets. Regular consumption of sweetened beverages is associated with increased risks for health problems throughout life, including overweight and obesity, Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Here are some key facts:• Type 2 diabetes is one of the fastest-growing global health threats, with an estimated 537 million adults living with diabetes today and 246 million more adults projected to be living with diabetes by 2045. Since 1990, obesity has morethan doubled among adults and has quadrupled among children and adolescents.• For every 250 ml increase in daily sweetened beverage intake, risk of obesity increases 12%, risk of Type 2 diabetes increases 19%, risk of cardiovascular disease increases 13% and risk of all-cause mortality increases 5%.• For most children and adolescents, one 355 ml soda will put them overthe daily recommended calories from free sugars. In countries without taxes on sweetened beverages, a typical 500 ml soda contains 53 grams (13 teaspoons) of free sugar. Drinking just one of these beverages puts most adults and children over the daily recommended limit.• A global study of adults in 75 countries found that a 1% increase insoda consumption was associated with about 5% more adults with overweight, 2%more adults with obesity and 0.3% more adults with diabetes.

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