TikTok and YouTube fuel rise in junk food advertising to kids
By Roger Rizzo13 November, 20260 mins read17 Views
As calls for regulatory limits on advertising gain steam, a study in JAMA Pediatrics finds children and adolescents see close to 4,000 digital food marketing messages a year.
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