It’s not the Ads, Brainiac: Why TV doesn’t lead to obesity (or good-bye Snap, Crackle and Pop)

  By Richard Tardif Author Alice Park, a writer covering health, medicine, nutrition and fitness for TIME, gets all the credit for such a headline in 2011, and it’s fitting in 2017, given that the Canadian government is moving to ban sugary food TV advertising to children, and levy a tax on our soda pop. …

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