Sanja Golubovic

Sundhedsfremme og forebyggelse @ SDCC strukturel #forebyggelse #ulighedisundhed #kommercielle determinanter for sundhed #sundpol 📩 [email protected]

[Martin White (moving to BlueSky...) 💙🇪🇺🇺🇦 @martinwhite33]

Our food system is broken. Here are five ways to help fix it. https://t.co/mZE1MHfAN0 via @HLFoodObesity

[Amy Finlay @AmyFinlay16]

Pleased to share our new paper which found that exposure to HFSS marketing through traditional formats (e.g. broadcast & print) was associated with greater household purchases of energy (9779kcal), protein (416g), carbohydrate(1164g) and sugar (514g) over a four week period.

[Boyd Swinburn @BoydSwinburn]

Really looking forward to hearing ⁦@SharonFrielOz⁩ present on Tuesday in Wellington at the ⁦@HealthCoA⁩ Forum on policies to reduce harm products: Big corporations must meet costs of harm - professor | RNZ https://t.co/20R6Z4seZu

[Prof Samantha Thomas @Doc_Samantha]

Join the teams at @HealthPromInt @ICARA_Global and some incredible international experts as we look at conflicts of interest in public health and addiction research.

Register here: https://t.co/8j1IKBv9og

@LarkinJames @MIALONMelissa @DrOliviaDoll1 @maizie333 @Drea_Mohan

[Prof. Emma Boyland @EmmaBoyland]

📢 our latest paper is available open access here: https://t.co/l5RNimF9fu Fun writing about digital food marketing research and policy with the @_INFORMAS food promotion team
@KBackholer @fi_sing

[World Obesity @WorldObesity]

🚨 Our #Youth oriented briefing on #DigitalMarketing is available!

The link between #marketing of unhealthy products & the #CHO epidemic calls for an urgent youth-led response to #marketing regulations!

➡️ Learn more: https://t.co/zIzOT9pBLa

[Andrew Turner @andykturner]

A great, concise summary on just how much our relentless pursuit of economic growth, productivity and free market capitalism has damaged our health - bravo @RobJNoonan

https://t.co/eLagwQjKeq

@felly500
@stevensenior
@DPH_MAshton
@PublicHealthAH
@JanooAmanda
@WEAll_Alliance

[IAS @InstAlcStud]

In Europe, 2.7 million deaths a year from non-communicable diseases can be attributed to tobacco, ultra-processed foods, fossil fuels, and alcohol, according to @WHO.

Read more about how these powerful industries drive ill-health and premature death:
https://t.co/DzkNbnCRn8

[Nason Maani @spidermaani]

Grateful to be a part of this new landmark report by @WHO_Europe on commercial determinants of NCDs with @maizie333 @petticrewmark #CDoH @GHPUEdinburgh @uoessps @NCDAllianceScot

[Martin White (moving to BlueSky...) 💙🇪🇺🇺🇦 @martinwhite33]

👏Congratulations to @WHO_Europe for their revealing report on the commercial determinants of health. Great contributions from @MRC_Epid expert Dr Ben Hawkins and many other colleagues from the UK. Full report here: https://t.co/zAG5MU3G5K

[Sanja Golubovic @sanjacph]

@IngerSFleischer @MadsLind1 Man kunne fx beskytte børn og unge bedre mod markedsføring af usunde produkter. Vi ved, at vaner grundlægges tidligt i livet, og at markedsføring øger forbrug, bl.a. ved at påvirke kultur og normer. Der er masser af eksempler på influencer- og andet markedsføring målrettet unge.

[Damian Carrington @dpcarrington]

What are the most powerful climate actions you can take? The expert view

- Voting tops the list of actions from the world’s leading climate scientists in a year when billions of voters go to the polls

#ClimateCrisis
https://t.co/OPGuibZKV3

[Damian Carrington @dpcarrington]

But what blew me away was the level of personal anguish among the experts who have dedicated their lives to climate research. Many used words like hopeless, broken, infuriated, scared, overwhelmed.

Read their words here:

5/n

https://t.co/c6IJHkl3r4

[IAS @InstAlcStud]

Government partnerships with the alcohol industry allow the industry to have a direct say in health policy and the opportunity to misinform and spread doubt among politicians and the public.

Watch our film on Big Alcohol here: https://t.co/ef5O2U51YX, with @petticrewmark

[The BMJ @bmj_latest]

The harms of alcohol are being minimised in industry funded education, find @madlendavies and @hristio in a new #BMJInvestigation

Universities and schools are urged to join a movement that seeks to drive out the alcohol industry from public health advice
https://t.co/j3vw9J4RMn

[Obesity Health Alliance - Account Inactive @OHA_updates]

“Our findings emphasise the potential of targeted fiscal measures, such as food taxes and subsidies, to alter consumer behaviours in a way that could lead to healthier populations on a global scale.”

@imperialcollege

https://t.co/BXG5HJ0jGL

[patrick bresnihan @PBresnihan]

Last year, Nestle announced it was closing its baby formula plant in Ireland due to declining demand in China. Adding sugar to its products is an effort to increase demand & grow markets, in the process shortening the lives of people across Global South.

https://t.co/l7KX4SPtLg

[Mark Petticrew @markpetticrew.bsky.social @petticrewmark]

Must-read thread below - summarising new paper led by @spidermaani on alcohol industry bodies seeking to influence public health (in the form of Public Health England)
Paper (£0) is available at https://t.co/fjq8zc8jpw