… and consumption of fast food or sugar-sweetened soft drinks, … Findings from high-income
countries cannot be assumed to be … food consumption and carbonated soft drink consumption …

… and middle-income countries compared with high-income countries. When analyzing only
the subset of countries that were low- and middle-income, a 1% rise in soft drink consumption …

… middle-income countries (MIC) adult per capita consumption is higher than in LIC; however,
consumption is still much lower than in high-income … adult per capita consumption vary with …

… Our findings suggest that frequency of carbonated soft drink consumption varies by region. …
Moreover, a similar geographical distribution of soft drink consumption has been reported …

… food consumption is in low- and middle-income countries, we … do not explicitly assess
consumption of soft drinks or savoury … of unhealthy snack consumption in these populations. There …

… In order to assess between-country heterogeneity in the association between carbonated
soft drink consumption and suicide attempts, we calculated the Higgins's I 2 which represents …

… The inconclusive evidence among studies in this review and evidence from high‐income
settings indicate that more research on the potential impact of snack foods/SSB on growth …

… It is important to note that the traffic safety and drink driving problems of low- and middle-income
countries are different not just in quantity but in basic qualities from those in high-income …

… drink sales were significantly positively related to BMI, overweight and obesity – but only
in the low and lower-middle income … on the effect of soft drink consumption on BMI/overweight/…

… The prevalence of carbonated soft-drink consumption was high in … the consumption of
carbonated soft-drink consumption … high-income, 22 middleincome, and 4 low-income countries. …