369 low-income African-American children in Detroit aged 3 to 5 years were followed for two years. Those who changed from being low consumers of soft drinks at baseline to high consumers after two years had 1.75 times more new decayes.
369 low-income African-American children in Detroit aged 3 to 5 years were followed for two years. Those who changed from being low consumers of soft drinks at baseline to high consumers after two years had 1.75 times more new decayes.
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