The impact of unhealthy food sponsorship vs. pro-health sponsorship models on young adults’ food preferences: a randomised controlled trial

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Media work should only be one small element of a healthy eating campaign. https://t.co/xhEg4X1wGD

25 Jul 2021

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@RichardJohn @Charliii_T @PetitsFilous_UK @Helenglovergb That's partly the problem. People subconsciously act more favourably towards unhealthy products that sponsor sporting events. Here's an interesting study into the matter. (That you probably don't hav

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@Charliii_T @PetitsFilous_UK @Helenglovergb Here's an example of a report into this issue. https://t.co/DsWSuymmk1

21 Jul 2021

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