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Child & Adolescent Health

Food Marketing is Violating Children’s Rights—Low- and Middle-Income Countries are Leading the Charge to Regulate It

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Cookies with labels stating their high content in sugar, calories and saturated fat in Santiago, Chile, on June 20, 2016. Image: Martin Bernetti/AFP/Getty
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Food Labels Work, So Why Aren’t More Governments Using Them?

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A London school student eats a hamburger and chips as part of his lunch which was brought from a fast food shop near his school, on October 5, 2005 in London, England.
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The Big Picture on Obesity

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Jaime Sepulveda: Stand Up for Global Health

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Exclusive Commentary: Shaping a New Era for Middle East Health Systems

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