EXHIBIT 1.

Population reach, intervention cost, and cost per BMI^a change for seven childhood obesity interventions in the United States, 2015–2025, based on microsimulation model,^b with 95% uncertainty intervals (95% UI).

Intervention	Population Reach (Millions)	Annual Intervention Cost ($US, millions)	Intervention Cost Per Unit BMI Reductionc ($US)
1) Sugar Sweetened Beverage Excise Tax (SSB Excise Tax)	306.6	$41.0	$2.15
95% uncertainty interval	306.3–307.0	26.7–55.0	0.53–9.14
2) Restaurant menu calorie labeling (Restaurant Calorie Labeling)	306.6	$82.4	$11.29
95% uncertainty interval	306.3–307.0	71.3–93.6	-105–133
3) Eliminate tax subsidy for advertising unhealthy child food (Ad Tax Deduction)	72.3	$0.71	$0.57
95% uncertainty interval	71.9–72.8	0.71–0.71	0.23–0.97
4) Nutrition standards for school meals (School Meals)	28.0	$959	$46
95% uncertainty interval	27.8–28.2	959–959	-160–161
5) Nutrition standards for all foods and beverages sold in schools (Smart Snacks in School)	45.2	$19.2	$5.26
95% uncertainty interval	45.0–45.4	19.2–19.2	2.01–6.66
6) Improved early care and education policies and practices: (NAP SACC)	0.90	$65.4	$692
95% uncertainty interval	0.86–0.94	65.2–65.7	111–965
7) Increased access to adolescent bariatric surgery (Bariatric)	0.0049	$26.2	$1389
95% uncertainty interval	0.0025–0.0077	18.0–34.6	1070–2016

NOTES

^aBMI, Body Mass Index;

^bAuthors’ calculations based on microsimulation model described in Appendix A2; costs are in 2014 dollars;

^cCost per BMI unit reduction is an incremental cost effectiveness ratio.