Comprehensive analysis adds to mounting evidence for reducing kids’ exposure to junk food ads. Photo: AFP
New analysis from the University of Liverpool in Britain has added to the growing body of evidence that suggests junk food advertising really does lead children to eat more.
The team of researchers reviewed and analysed 22 separate studies that had looked at the effect of food advertising on food consumption.
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