BALTIMORE Public health officials, in cooperation with the Restaurant Association of Maryland and local politicians, introduced a program Wednesday aimed at lowering salt consumption among Baltimore residents. The voluntary program has no specific reduction targets, and no legislation requiring reduction is planned for now. Instead, the plan is designed to increase public awareness about health risks associated with excessive sodium consumption and to encourage food providers, including ...
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