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The marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages may contribute to global trends in calorie intake and obesity.
Marketers and public health officials should consider the impact of beverage marketing on obesity trends.
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This chapter examines the potential contribution of the marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages to the global trends in calorie intake and obesity.
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The claim is based on a review of marketing practices and their implications.
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The Internationalization of the Obesity Epidemic
M. C. Nesheim et al. · Oxford University Press eBooks · 2015
DOI 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198733201.003.0005
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