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  1. The Corporate Determinants of Health: How Big Business Affects Our Health, and the Need for Government Action!

    Corporations have a great effect on the health of Canadians.

    Good companies create jobs, sell valued products at market value, pay a living wage,...

    Article 01 July 2013
  2. Consumer Perceptions of Front-of-package Labelling Systems and Healthiness of Foods

    Objective

    The purpose of this study was to assess the impact of four different front-of-package (FOP) labelling systems on consumer perception and...

    Nathalie Savoie, Karine Barlow (Gale), ... Laura Pasut in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 18 September 2013
  3. Profit Versus Public Health: The Need to Improve the Food Environment in Recreational Facilities

    Despite their wellness mandate, many publicly funded recreational facilities offer primarily unhealthy foods. Governments have developed programs and...

    Dana Lee Olstad, Kim D. Raine in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 March 2013
  4. Ready for Policy? Stakeholder Attitudes Toward Menu Labelling in Toronto, Canada

    Objectives

    The purpose of this research was to assess key stakeholder attitudes regarding menu labelling in Toronto, the largest municipality in...

    Catherine L. Mah, Loren Vanderlinden, ... Lisa Swimmer in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 May 2013
  5. A Ban on Marketing of Foods/Beverages to Children: The Who, Why, What and How of a Population Health Intervention

    There is increasing recognition in Canada and elsewhere of the need for population-level interventions related to diet. One example of such an...

    Daniel J. Dutton, Norman R. C. Campbell, ... Lindsay McLaren in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 March 2012
  6. Healthy Choice?: Exploring How Children Evaluate the Healthfulness of Packaged Foods

    Objectives : Today’s supermarket contains hundreds of packaged foods specifically targeted at children. Yet research has shown that children are...

    Charlene Elliott, Meaghan Brierley in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 November 2012
  7. The Happy Meal® Effect: The Impact of Toy Premiums on Healthy Eating Among Children in Ontario, Canada

    Objectives

    “Toy premiums”, offered with McDonald’s Happy Meals ® , are a prominent form of food marketing directed at children. Two California...

    Erin P. Hobin, David G. Hammond, ... Steve R. Manske in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 July 2012
  8. La quête des épices, moteur de l’histoire

    Throughout history, man has been fascinated by spices. Carriers of captivating aromas and subtle flavours, symbols of luxury and class “distinction”,...

    E. Birlouez in Phytothérapie
    Article 23 March 2012
  9. Increasing Use of Pyrethroids in Canadian Households: Should We Be Concerned?

    Pyrethroids are a class of plant-derived insecticides and their man-made analogues that are increasingly applied in Canada as first choice for pest...

    Erna C. van Balen, Marcelo J. Wolansky, Tom Kosatsky in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 November 2012
  10. Front-of-pack Nutrition Labelling Systems: A Missed Opportunity?

    Both the US Institute of Medicine and the Canadian Standing Committee on Health have called for simple, standardized front-of-package (FOP) nutrition...

    Teri E. Emrich, JoAnne Arcand, Mary R. L’Abbé in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 July 2012
  11. Consumer Understanding of Calorie Amounts and Serving Size: Implications for Nutritional Labelling

    Objective

    Increased consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages has contributed to rising obesity levels. Under Canadian law, calories for prepackaged...

    Lana Vanderlee, Samantha Goodman, ... David Hammond in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 September 2012
  12. Les enjeux de l’étatisation du jeu en ligne au Canada : une analyse de santé publique

    Available data show that online gamblers spend more money and dedicate more time to playing compared to gamblers who do not play online, and are more...

    Elisabeth Papineau, Jean Leblond in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 November 2011
  13. Taxer les boissons sucrées pour lutter contre l’obésité? Le point de vue de l’économie

    The consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB) has dramatically increased over the last decades in France. One key determinant of this increase...

    C. Boizot-Szantai, F. Etilé in Obésité
    Article 01 December 2011
  14. Trans and Saturated Fat on Food Labels in Canada: Fact or Fiction?

    Objective

    Food labels are the number one source for nutrition information for Canadians, but are food labels accurate? This study aims to provide an...

    Peter Pantazopoulos, Keri Kwong, ... Mary R. L’Abbe in Canadian Journal of Public Health
    Article 01 July 2011
  15. Fine bakery wares with label claims in Europe and their categorisation by nutrient profiling models

    Background/Objectives:

    This study assesses a range of commercially available fine bakery wares with nutrition or health related on-pack communication...

    J Trichterborn, G Harzer, C Kunz in European Journal of Clinical Nutrition
    Article 22 December 2010
  16. La Stevia rebaudiana, une alternative au sucre

    Stevia rebaudiana is a perennial herb with crenated oblong leaves, which has a sweet taste. It isnative to high-altitude regions in Brazil and...

    L. Serio in Phytothérapie
    Article 05 February 2010
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