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Singaporeans cut sugar but still eat too much salt
Original: the straits times
New Singapore government data shows residents are exercising more and cutting back on sugar, yet 95 percent still consume too much salt. The findings, reported by The Straits Times and Malay Mail, highlight a stubborn gap in the nation's dietary habits despite broader progress on healthy living goals.
Why now: Fresh national health survey data has just been released, prompting discussion about Singaporeans' eating habits.
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