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Obesity by Stealth: Marketing Unhealthy Food to Teens

The article from Medscape discusses a study that highlights the impact of stealth marketing on teenagers, particularly in relation to unhealthy food consumption. The research, published in PLOS ONE, reveals that adolescents are frequently exposed to marketing tactics that promote junk food through social media influencers and other subtle advertising methods. These strategies often bypass traditional advertising regulations, making it difficult for parents and policymakers to monitor and control. The study emphasizes the need for stricter regulations and increased awareness to combat the rising rates of obesity among young people, as these marketing techniques significantly influence their dietary choices and overall health.

Read the Full Medscape Article at:
[ https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/obesity-stealth-marketing-unhealthy-food-teens-2025a1000d23 ]