Complain Effectively: What we can do about misleading marketing claims
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Comments regarding Canada’s review by the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child
posted in: Advocating for Public Policy Reform, Events, Marketing to Children, News, Policy
CHSL Comments to Committee
Federal budget promise to negotiate a national school food program is a major stride for children and public health
School Food in Federal Budget
Position statement on Political Declaration of the United Nations High Level Meeting on the Prevention and Control of Non-communicable Disease
posted in: Advocating for Public Policy Reform, Dietary Advice, Events, Food Tax Reform, Marketing to Children, Menu and Food Package Labelling, National Food & Population Health Strategies, Natural Health Products, Policy, School Food Standards and Subsidies, Sodium in the Food Supply, Trans Fat in the Food Supply
Position Statement
The Lancet statement calls on candidates for top job at World Health Organization to clarify commercial influence safeguards
http://healthscienceandlaw.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/CHSL.Lancet.WHOConflict-of-interest.April-27-2017.pdf
Consideration of energy drinks and marketing to children at the Ottawa Board of Health
Consideration of marketing to children and energy drinks at the Ottawa Board of Health
Pages 1-2 of 32-page first issue of Food for Life Report
Food for Life Report (cover of first issue)
Coke Olympics, Pepsi Queen’s Park? Ontario hired candy publicists to spin consultation on food advertising & labelling
CHSL-Comment.Coke-Olympics.Pepsi-QueensPark
Statement of the Conflict of Interest Coalition at the United Nations High Level Meeting on the Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases in New York City
Conflict-of-interest-safeguards+Health-trump-trade.July2014