
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.5048060
This article gives a thorough introduction to the problem that causes many millions of people to die prematurely every year: unhealthy foods, unhealthy food choices and the therefrom resulting unheatlhy lifestyles of billions. Social policy needs to tackle this problem to ensure the prevention of premature/preventable losses of lives of many millions, as well as the problem of financial collapse of governments that result from a combination of factors, among which healthy foods and healthy lifestyles, or the lack thereof, are monumentally desicive (apart from population decline, climate change, etc.). Social policy needs to focus to the utmost degree on healthy foods, healthy and happy lives. <br>
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