Sugar tax 'helps prevent obesity in older girls'
The tax on sugary drinks may have prevented more than 5,000 cases of obesity every year among girls in their final year of primary school, research suggests.
The tax on sugary drinks may have prevented more than 5,000 cases of obesity every year among girls in their final year of primary school, research suggests.
Professor Dame Sally Davies said the Government will fail to halve childhood obesity unless it takes bolder action.
The Government and health campaigners hope the new measure will cut rising obesity rates in Britain.