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Coalition Team2019-11-21 11:42:072019-11-21 11:42:33Seventy percent of teens surveyed engaged with food and beverage brands on social media in 2017
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Coalition Team2019-11-21 11:42:072019-11-21 11:42:33Seventy percent of teens surveyed engaged with food and beverage brands on social media in 2017
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Coalition Team2019-11-21 11:39:212019-11-21 11:39:21Children consume products with added sugar too early and too often, a new study finds
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Coalition Team2019-11-14 12:54:112019-11-20 12:56:32Irish Heart Foundation calls for marketing bans on junk food to combat childhood obesity
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Coalition Team2019-11-08 13:30:052019-11-11 13:30:32No Decline in Junk-Food Advertising on Children’s Television, According to New CSPI Analysis
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Coalition Team2019-11-08 12:58:402019-11-11 12:59:44It costs Canada $9B to treat obesity, while barely any money is put into preventative care
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Coalition Team2019-11-01 10:53:562019-11-04 10:56:41Kellogg’s agrees to stop calling its sugary cereals ‘healthy’News
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