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• Junk food
  Junk food is one of those "I know it when I see it" type of things for Public Health. ...nevitably encompasses things that any normal person wouldn't consider junk food.
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• Children’s Food Campaign
  [[Children’s Food Campaign]] is a part of [[Sustain]] - an 'alliance' (i.e. fake charity ({{U The Children's Food Campaign (Sustain) challenged whether the ad:
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• De Schutter (2011)
  ...ht_to_food.pdf‎|Report submitted by the Special Rapporteur on the right to food]] is a report submitted to the Human Rights Council in accordance to a Coun ...n that must be addressed together through a life-course approach. Existing food systems have failed to address hunger, and at the same time encourage diets
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• Grandad's Law
  * the numerous dictats on the content of food "for the children" or [[Category:Food]]
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• Mike Rayner
  * ? - ? - Vice-Chair of Sustain: the alliance for better food and farming <ref name="ox.ac" /> ...[[The_Tobacco_Template#Higher_Taxes | increases of, or special taxes on,]] food deemed to be 'unhealthy' in order to dissuade people from buying as much an
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• Junk food
  Junk food is one of those "I know it when I see it" type of things for Public Health. ...nevitably encompasses things that any normal person wouldn't consider junk food.
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• Jamie Oliver
  'He doesn't like the whole kind of food police, we must ban everything, point of view.<ref>http://www.dailymail.co. [[Category:Food]]
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• Children’s Food Campaign
  [[Children’s Food Campaign]] is a part of [[Sustain]] - an 'alliance' (i.e. fake charity ({{U The Children's Food Campaign (Sustain) challenged whether the ad:
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• David Haslam
  ...one person<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-16926325 Englishman v food? The rise of competitive eating] - The BBC</ref> has taken the cafe up on t [[Category:Food]]
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• Michael Bloomberg
  [[Category:Food]]
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• Main Page
  == Food == ...ring-pulling (fake) statistics on [[childhood obesity]] and bans on [[junk food]] advertising.
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• Smoking in cars
  Perhaps, Justin, the motor skills and brain power required to consume food or have a conversation far exceed those required to consume a cigarette. Th
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• Department of Health (2008)
  ...ng of other consumer products that may be damaging to health, such as fast food or alcohol. Nonetheless, as tobacco is a uniquely dangerous and extremely w ...sed elsewhere, and mission creep is already occurring in the areas of fast food and alcohol.
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• (Almost) As Bad As Smoking
  ...s-claim-9047785.html 'Sugar is the new tobacco': Cuts to amounts hidden in food could halt obesity epidemic, claim doctors] - The Independant</ref> }} ...Brewis said: "I think incidents of parents taking their children into fast food outlets should be treated as a form of child abuse.
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• Sugar tax
  ...g If Mexico’s soda tax really works, why are tax revenues still rising?] - Food Navigator - Asia</ref>}}
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• No safe level
  ...="nih">[http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/news/fullstory_130819.html Fast-Food Breakfast Sandwiches May Slow Down Blood Flow: Study] - MedlinePlus</ref>]n ...h is preliminary and doesn't compare the effect of eating a couple of fast-food breakfast sandwiches to a healthier choice such as yogurt and a banana.<ref
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• Yarnall, Hughes, Turnbull & Michaud (2012)
  ...rendered useless in the presence of other sources of [[cotinine]] such as food.
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• Smoking Bans
  ...ould be affected; smoking would still be allowed in pubs which limit their food sales to snacks such as crisps, rather than prepared meals. ...ants and pubs selling food, to have a ban in place by summer 2007, but non-food pubs and private members clubs would be exempt, and the concept of "smoking
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• The Tobacco Template
  === The Guardian; CIF - Demonising junk food [[Grandad's Law|for the children]] - 14 April 2012 === {{quote|'''We must demonise junk food for the sake of our children'''
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• Standardised packaging
  == Lancet - next: alcohol and food - 25 Aug 2012 == ...taken on board '''in countering the rampant marketing of alcohol and fast food.'''<ref>[http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736%281
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• Octabber
  ...y will have to make up that shortfall with tax imposed on other goods like food, beer, petrol and clothing to cover this massive loss of revenue to the Tre
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• John McClurey
  ...n his shop is taxed at either 20% VAT or 0% (presuming he sells zero-rated food) the tax on tobacco can be anywhere from 233% (for an £8 pack) to a massiv
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