Introduction: Children's exposure to screens and food advertising affects their eating
behaviours, preferences, and food consumption, thus influencing their nutritional status and …

In Brazil, foods are the products most frequently advertised, with about 60% of them
pertaining to the group of fats, oils, sugars and candies in the food pyramid. Broadly …

This study aimed to evaluate the influence of food advertising and television exposure on
eating behaviour and nutritional status of children and adolescents. It was a cross sectional …

Evidence indicates that screen advertising for unhealthy food results in significant increases
in dietary intake among children. This review was undertaken with the main aim of …

ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of television food advertising on children's food intake,
specifically whether childhood obesity is related to a greater susceptibility to food promotion …

Background Children's exposure to unhealthy food marketing is a contributor to poor diets
and weight gain. Television food advertising, in particular, has been the focus of research …

Introduction Childhood obesity is a natural response to the modern food environment. A
daily consumption of sugar that exceeds the WHO recommendation by 40.7% of Portuguese …

Screen time has been associated with overweight and obesity, as well as with poorer dietary
quality. However, the reasons explaining these associations are not well understood. The …

Background and aims Increased screen exposure is associated with unhealthy eating
behaviours and obesity. Screen time (ST) changes from pre-school to school age, and …

Studies have shown that heavy television exposure is a risk factor for childhood overweight
and obesity. This relationship is most typically attributed to the influence of food advertising …