A qualitative assessment of US Black and Latino adolescents’ attitudes about targeted marketing of unhealthy food and beverages

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Children and Media, April 2019

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RT @gloriana_ra: How do junk food marketers target Black and Latino teens? Just ask them. Proud to be part of this project with @UconnRuddC…

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ONLINE FIRST: This qualitative JOCAM study provides evidence to support concerns about potentially harmful effects of targeted marketing for unhealthy food, drink and restaurant brands on youth of color https://t.co/VcQxU1L3cT

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