The large increases in the prevalence of cigarette smoking and obesity in the 20th century are associated with changes in tobacco and food products, as well as social and physical environments that support or discourage smoking, unhealthy dietary intake, and sedentary behaviors. This paper focuses on several of the primary factors responsible for the increase More
Date: September 2013
Resource Type: Journal Article
Focus Areas: Food Marketing Healthy Communities Nutrition Policy & Programs Pricing & Economics