Cartoon characters tend to appear on junk food and this concerns health experts Food and beverage companies spend more than $1.6 billion a year to attract kids' attention RELATED TOPICS ...

They explain that the stickers helped children overcome a perceived dislike of fruit and vegetables or a fear of a new food by so enchanting them that they linked the aesthetic appearance of the ...

Health hazards of the 'cartoon' foods. by JAMES MILLS, Daily Mail. A generation of youngsters faces a health time bomb caused by misleading labels on foods aimed at children, watchdogs warn.

Healthy snacks are more appealing for kids when there's a cartoon sticker, says study. Skip to main content Skip to main menu Skip to search Skip to footer Why is Christian Science in our name?

Colorful labels and cartoons on packaging might be a good indicator that a snack isn’t the most nutritious, according to a new study. Products with marketing that appealed to children were ...

Study finds junk-food marketing changes the tastes of kids as young as age 4. June 21, 2010— -- For generations now, the grocery store tantrum has marked a rite of passage for parents ...

Shopping for groceries is a regular part of family life, but many parents are unaware of how unhealthy some of the foods in their trolleys can be.

A mom in Australia makes eating right easier for her son by transforming healthy food into his favorite cartoon characters. Watch ABC7 newscasts on demand. Full Story.

Cartoon characters tend to appear on junk food and this concerns health experts Food and beverage companies spend more than $1.6 billion a year to attract kids' attention RELATED TOPICS ...