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"Purpose
This study examined preferences to consider low-calorie, no sugar substitution options for sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) among US adults. This could help develop tailored public health strategies to reduce SSB consumption and related health risks.
Design
Quantitative, cross-sectional study.
Setting
United States.
Sample
This study used 2021 SummerStyles survey data for 2552 US adults recruited from an online panel of approximately 60 000 non-institutionalized adults.
Measures
The outcome measure was considering a non-sugar SSB substitute (Yes or no) for six different beverage options among individuals consuming SSBs who would consider a substitute. Exposure measures were sociodemographic characteristics and frequency of SSB consumption.
Analysis
Logistic regression models were used to estimate adjusted odds ratios (ORs) for preference to consider each substitution option.
Results
Plain water was considered by 71% of respondents as a substitute; 36% considered flavored water, 27% sparkling water, 25% herbal tea, 19% diet drinks, and 18% unsweetened coffee. Preferences varied by demographic characteristics. Individuals reporting an annual household income of Conclusion
Population subgroups of regular SSB-consuming adults exhibit varying preferences for SSB substitutes, which can inform tailored public health messaging and interventions."

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