RWJF Links Childhood Obesity with TV Ads & School Policies
Press Release
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Chicago, IL
Studies released in a special edition of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine indicate that childhood obesity can be partially attributable to soft drink company contracts with middle schools & high schools, a disproportionate number of fast food restaurants in low income neighborhoods and advertising that encourages young people to spend their money on junk food.
Find information on family and
individual health insurance options.
To read the article in its entirety, please visit the RWJF Newsroom.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Chicago, IL
Studies released in a special edition of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine indicate that childhood obesity can be partially attributable to soft drink company contracts with middle schools & high schools, a disproportionate number of fast food restaurants in low income neighborhoods and advertising that encourages young people to spend their money on junk food.
Find information on family and
individual health insurance options.To read the article in its entirety, please visit the RWJF Newsroom.
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