Inspired by a post at Flowing Data, I present three visuals that demonstrate how the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine could improve the presentation of this vital information. I personally found it shocking that US agricultural subsidies were so small for the healthier foods, especially fruits and vegetables. I hope that Congress might take a long-term view on this topic and improve the imbalance in the coming years.
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Posted on March 12th, 2010 by
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