TUESDAY, Aug. 27, 2024 (HealthDay News) -- Children are seeing far fewer ads for junk food during kids' TV shows, a new study finds. The number of food and drink ads during children's programs has ...
Children are more likely to ask for and consume unhealthy foods and drinks marketed to them through social media and online games Jamie Benedict, Ph.D., R.D. Why do kids sometimes “pester” their ...
They won’t get you buzzed, but some experts say low-alcohol and alcohol-free beers and mocktails shouldn’t be sold to minors, ...
Children's exposure to food and drink ads during kids' TV shows has dropped substantially since food and beverage makers pledged to stop advertising unhealthy fare during children's TV shows.
You’re flying down the highway. You can hear the grumbles from, not only, your stomach, but also your partner’s and all three ...
"Unhealthy commodities" such as tobacco, alcohol, ultra-processed foods, social media, and fossil fuels, as well as impacts of fossil fuel consumption such as climate change and air pollution are ...
Children's exposure to food and drink ads during kids' TV shows has dropped substantially since food and beverage makers pledged to stop advertising unhealthy fare during children's TV shows. Yet ...
Children's exposure to food-related ads on television has significantly decreased since 2013, but they still see over 1,000 mostly unhealthy ads annually, indicating a need for government regulation.
Cheeseburgers are a beloved food to many, but some cheeseburgers are better for your health than others. A new analysis from telehealth medical provider PlushCare has revealed the most unhealthy ...
although it usually results in an argument with Emily about feeding her children unhealthy foods. “We got into an argument about this a few months ago about not giving the kids junk. I pointed ...
As the bakery and snacks industries increasingly focuses on health-conscious consumers, understanding trends in food and beverage advertising targeting children is crucial. Reducing children’s ...