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Readers’ panel: Should sugary drinks be banned from NHS hospitals?

In an effort to tackle obesity among health service employees, NHS England has launched a consultation on plans including an outright ban on sugary drinks in NHS hospitals. Nursing Standard readers’ panellists have their say.
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