date:Nov 25, 2014
young peoples health.
The report, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, measures total exposure to television advertising for sugary drinks by preschoolers (ages 25), children (ages 611), and teenagers (ages 1217), as well as other forms of marketing they encounter. The new report updates a 2011 report on the same topic. Using the same methods as the last report, researchers examined changes in the nutritional content of sugar-sweetened drinks including sodas, fruit drinks, flavored wat