Healthy eating without the NHS safety net in the United Kingdom 2016, by age
Would you eat more healthily without the NHS safety net?
This statistic displays whether respondents would eat more healthily without the NHS safety net in the United Kingdom in 2016. When asked would you eat more healthily without the NHS safety net, 63 percent of respondents, between the ages of 18 and 24 replied yes.
Would you eat more healthily without the NHS safety net?
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