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For copies of “Sugar Smarts” posters, please contact Debbie Lay at dlay@Bphc.org.           Boston Public Health Commission Healthy Beverage Campaigns  Sugar Smarts Azúcar Sabia FatSmack #HydrationNation Our #HydrationNation Campaign Partners: Bird Street Community Center Neighborhood of Affordable Housing Press Pass TV Roxbury Youthworks, Inc. Sociedad Latina Youth and Family Enrichment Services Educational Resources & Guides Target Marketing Soda & Fast Food: Problems with Business as Usual Sugar-sweetened beverages, obesity, and chronic disease fact sheet Sugar-sweetened beverages FAQ Rethink Your Drink Brochure  Sugar-sweetened beverages tool kit and appendix. What is the Deal with Flavored Water? Healthy Food Procurement Guidelines Videos: New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene: Pouring on the Pounds Ad Campaign YMCA Food Fight: Avoid Sugar-sweetened Beverages Public Health-Seattle & King County: Sugar-loaded Beverages Other Healthy Beverage and Healthy Living Initiatives: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Healthy Weight-Rethink Your Drink Reducing Access to Sugar-sweetened Beverages Among Youth Let’s Move New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene: Are You Pouring on the Pounds? Fit Food Philly: All About Sugary Drinks Kick the Can Harvard School of Public Health: Sugary Drinks and Obesity Fact Sheet Office of Oral Health: Low-cost dental resources Oral Health Tips: Smart Snacking Snack Smart for Healthy Teeth Boston Moves for Health  Sugar Bites Center for Science in the Public Interest: Sugar Drinks Sugary Drink FACTS Previous Healthy Beverage Media Coverage Mayor Menino and Ten Boston Hospitals Work Together to Reduce Consumption of Sugary Beverages Among Patients, Staff, Visitors, The City of Boston Mayor Menino Issues Order to End Sugary Drink Sales on City Property, The City of Boston Boston Launches Ad Campaign Against Sugary Beverages, The Boston Globe Be Healthy: Sugar-sweetened Beverages, The Bay State Banner​