Less salt, better health

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Texte:
Les adultes en Angleterre ont réduit leur consommation moyenne de sel de près d’un gramme, mais à près de 8 grammes par jour le niveau est toujours au-dessus des 6 grammes recommandés pour la santé.

Traduction:
Adults in England have cut their average sal ...

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