Population exposure to alcohol and junk food advertising during the 2018 FIFA world cup: implications for public health

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Public Health, May 2022

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RT @abbarkerpsych: @InstAlcStud @FIFAWorldCup Likely to see a repeat of the widespread Budweiser marketing seen at the last world cup https…

05 Oct 2022

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Sad to see that Budweiser is now the sponsor for the #FIFAWorldCup we are likely to see a repeat of the widespread unregulated #alcohol #marketing , and youth exposure to this, we saw at the last world cup https://t.co/alBEoXW98a

05 Oct 2022

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@InstAlcStud @FIFAWorldCup Likely to see a repeat of the widespread Budweiser marketing seen at the last world cup https://t.co/alBEoXW98a

05 Oct 2022

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RT @alcohol_review: "UK advertising legislation and broadcasting regulations intended to prevent exposure to alcohol and HFSS imagery and a…

29 May 2022

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