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Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. corporationsandhealth.org» Follow @CorpsAndHealth Like Us On Facebook Forward To A Friend CHW NEWSLETTER Thursday, August 4, 2016 Philip Morris gets its ash kicked in Uruguay; where will it next blow smoke? Philip Morris International just lost a six-year battle to block Uruguay’s strong cigarette warning labels, which cover 80 percent of the front and back of cigarette packs, including graphic photos of the damages of smoking, write Eric Crosbie and Stanton Glanz in The Conversation. Read more. In hard-hitting ad campaign, Philly targets tobacco industry marketing practices “Our children are not replacement smokers!” a protest leader cries in a radio spot.  “We have the power!” the crowd responds – which is exactly the point of this unusually aggressive new campaign targeting the tobacco industry’s heavy marketing in low-income and African American neighborhoods. Read more. Marketing and the Most Trusted Profession: The Invisible Interactions between Registered Nurses and the Drug Industry   A study in Annals of Internal Medicine describes pharmaceutical industry activities targeted at registered nurses. The authors found that nurses’ reported financial relationships with industry were similar to those reported by prescribers. However, nurses reported that their most significant interactions with industry occurred in daily practice. Read more. Selling Off the Farm: Corporate Meat's Takeover Through TTIP Food and beverage marketing has been associated with childhood obesity. In a study in Pediatrics, authors quantified the number and type of brands promoted by music celebrities, assessed the nutritional quality of the products, and examined Teen Choice Award data to assess the celebrities’ popularity among adolescents. Read more.

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