<p>Reducing population exposure to unhealthy commodity advertising: evaluation of the Bristol Advertising and Sponsorship Policy (pre-intervention Data Collection)</p>

Frank de Vocht; James Nobles; Lauren Scott; Russell Jago; Jeremy Horwood; Carlos Sillero-Rejon; Steven Cummins; Rowan Brockman; Sarah Blake; Zoi Toumpakari

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de Vocht F, Nobles J, Scott L et al. Reducing population exposure to unhealthy commodity advertising: evaluation of the Bristol Advertising and Sponsorship Policy (pre-intervention Data Collection) [version 1; not peer reviewed]. NIHR Open Res 2023, 3:9 (document) (https://doi.org/10.3310/nihropenres.1115202.1)

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Reducing population exposure to unhealthy commodity advertising: evaluation of the Bristol Advertising and Sponsorship Policy (pre-intervention Data Collection)

Frank de Vocht¹, James Nobles², Lauren Scott¹, Russell Jago¹, Jeremy Horwood¹, Carlos Sillero-Rejon³, Steven Cummins⁴, Rowan Brockman⁵, Sarah Blake¹, Zoi Toumpakari¹

Published 22 Feb 2023 (https://doi.org/10.3310/nihropenres.1115202.1)

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¹ University of Bristol, Bristol, UK
² school of Health, Leeds Beckett University, Leeds, UK
³ NIHR ARC West Health Economics Health Economics Bristol, NIHR ARC West University of Bristol, Bristol, UK
⁴ London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK
⁵ NIHR ARC West, Bristol, UK

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Reducing population exposure to unhealthy commodity advertising: evaluation of the Bristol Advertising and Sponsorship Policy (pre-intervention Data Collection)
[version 1; not peer reviewed]

Frank de Vocht¹, James Nobles², Lauren Scott¹, Russell Jago¹, Jeremy Horwood¹, Carlos Sillero-Rejon³, Steven Cummins⁴, Rowan Brockman⁵, Sarah Blake¹, Zoi Toumpakari¹

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advertisement, alcohol, gambling, HFSS, junkfood, mixed methods, outdoor advertising, policy

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