Macmillan Publishers Ltd. / Consumers International / /
Country
United States / Canada / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
University of Ottawa / Institute of Population Health / University of Montre´al / Simon Fraser University / University of Alberta / US Institute of Medicine / /
IndustryTerm
beverage / food preferences / media viewing / food advertisers / online version / media environment / complaints-based regulatory systems / drink advertising / beverage corporations / unhealthy food products / food marketing / car seats / Internet gaming / food expenditure data / beverage advertising / unhealthy food / food / energy / less commercialized food environment / beverage marketing / estimated fast food consumption / healthier media / cross-provincial/territorial media / media characters / large food / beverage preferences / beverage intake / Chronic Disease Prevention / /
World Health Organization / University of Montre´al / Montreal / Supreme Court / Alberta Policy Coalition for Chronic Disease Prevention / Private / University of Alberta / Institute of Population Health / International Obesity Task Force / School of Public Health / Simon Fraser University / Vancouver / US Institute of Medicine / United Nations / An association / International Association for the Study of Obesity / Department of Biomedical Physiology & Kinesiology / University of Ottawa / Ottawa / Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation / Centre for Health Promotion Studies / House of Commons / /
Person
Suzie Pellerin / Jane Landon / Timothy Caulfield / John C. Spence / Diane Finegood / Neil Neary / Monique Potvin Kent / Tim Lobstein / Kim D. Raine / /
Position
*Corresponding author / major public health consequences / Member of Parliament / forward / /
Original Article Restricting marketing to children: Consensus on policy interventions to address obesity Kim D. Raine a * , Tim Lobstein b , Jane Landon c , Monique Potvin Kent d , Suzie Pellerin e , Timothy Caulfield f