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New Study Says Junk Food Ads Disproportionately Target Black And Hispanic Youth
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January 17, 2019
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8:18Now PlayingA report released on Tuesday finds that junk food advertising continues to disproportionately target black and Hispanic youth, contributing to health disparities.
From 2013 to 2017, spending on TV advertising for restaurants, food and beverages decreased by 4 percent overall, the researchers found, while spending for programs directed at black teens increased by 50 percent from $217 million to $333 million underlining the disparity in exposure to advertising between white and Black youth. Read more
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