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. 2021 Apr 7;36(8):1257–1268. doi: 10.1093/heapol/czab031

Table 2.

Mean SSB consumption in the Solomon Islands (2012), modelled change in SSB consumption, change in weight and impact on health outcomes

Modelled tax rate Mean intake SSBs per person (g/day) Change in SSB consumption (g/day) Change in weight (kg) Total HALYs gained (95% UI) Lifetime change in incident cases for existing populationa
Cancersb (95% UI) Heart disease and strokec (95% UI) Type 2 Diabetes (95% UI) Osteoarthritis (95% UI)
10% (50% pass-through) 88 −4.1 −0.06 312 (265 to 367) −35 (−99 to 12) −322 (−364 to −280) −6517 (−7632 to −5392) −3833 (−4888 to −2707)
20% tax 88 −8.0 −0.13 606 (510 to 724) −69 (−194 to 20) −623 (−701 to −550) −12 692 (−14 822 to −10 519) −2009 (−2567 to −1438)
40% tax 88 −15.2 −0.24 1149 (973 to 1360) −132 (−363 to 35) −1180 (−1320 to −1056) −24 138 (−28 080 to −20 083) −1027 (−1327 to −722)

Negative numbers indicate a reduction. HALYs, health-adjusted life years; UI, uncertainty interval; SSBs: Sugar sweetened beverages.

a

Based on 2013 population size.

b

Cancers include colon, breast, endometrial and kidney.

c

Heart disease includes hypertensive heart disease, ischaemic heart disease.