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Researcher finds Coke’s fingerprints on health policy in China
 
by Peter Reuell
Harvard Staff Writer
January 10, 2019

A complex network of research funding, institutional ties, and personal influence allowed Coca-Cola, through connections with a nonprofit group, to exert substantial influence over obesity science and policy solutions in China, nudging government policy into alignment with the company’s corporate interests, a Harvard study has found. Read more at the Harvard Gazette.

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