Doctors advocate for stricter junk food advertising rules to protect children's health

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Doctors are calling for stricter rules on junk food advertising targeting children due to rising health risks. Aggressive marketing across various platforms shapes lifelong eating habits, contributing to increased childhood obesity and diet-related diseases. A campaign urges policymakers to restrict unhealthy food advertising, citing international examples of successful regulations.


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