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Our Screens: Food Ads, Tobacco & the Eternal Quest to Blame

Our Screens: Food Ads, Tobacco & the Eternal Quest to Blame
The two studies published in JAMA Network Open looked at advertising exposure of children to food products and adults to tobacco on screens. Both have some interesting insights to consider.
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