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Kids and Junk Food Advertising Study

March 28, 2007 By MedNews Leave a Comment

In a child’s buffet of food commercials, more than 40 percent of the dishes are candy, snacks and fast food. Nowhere to be found: fresh fruit, vegetables, poultry or seafood.

For years, health officials have warned that kids were being inundated with commercials about not-so-healthy foods. Now, researchers have put numbers to those warnings in the largest-ever study of commercials aimed at children.

Filed Under: Diet & Weight, Pediatrics & Parenting Tagged With: children, junk food



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