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Nutrition Labels Influence Healthier Eating at Chain Restaurants, but the Food is Still Unhealthy
New research from the Drexel University School of Public Health reports that people make healthier food choices at full-service chain restaurants when nutrition information is presented on the menus, but overall the food choices people make at chains are markedly unhealthy.
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