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The obese and diabetic would have grounds to sue if they can prove that the companies knew about the hazard of their product, but continued to peddle it or make it more addictive yet in spite of the knowledge. I understand this was instrumental in the massive tobacco lawsuits of the 90s, but IANAL and are not sure if you can win damages without this argument. Some fruits are better than others, even with equal sugar content, if they have a lower glycemic index. The lower the index, the slower the sugars are absorbed into the body. So cherries and avocados are considered good for diabetics and pre-diabetics, while orange juice is not. BTW: thanx for linking to the publication it's based on.