Christine Mulligan retweeted
🚨New paper describing the development & application of our tool for quantifying the strength of food company product (re)formulation actions & commitments @jnutritionorg @LanaVanderlee @gary_sacks @Ella_M_Robinson @christinemully @LAbbeLab_UofT @_INFORMAS doi.org/10.1093/cdn/nzaa151
Christine Mulligan retweeted
Our paper published in @Foods_MDPI today describes our @LAbbeLab_UofT methodology for estimating FVNL points for nutrient profiling in the absence of quantitative ingredients declarations: mdpi.com/2304-8158/9/8/1127
Christine Mulligan retweeted
Thanks to the @TheVarsity for this great article about our study recently published in Current Developments in Nutrition @LAbbeLab_UofT thevarsity.ca/2020/11/01/top…
Check out @LAbbeLab_UofT’s latest paper evaluating Canadian foods using Health Canada’s nutrient criteria for #M2K restrictions. Available as part of a great special issue in @IJERPH_MDPI. mdpi.com/1660-4601/17/4/1250
Christine Mulligan retweeted
Great news on the policy front in Canada 🇨🇦 - @GovCanHealth Mandate Letter includes mention of marketing restrictions on unhealthy foods and front of package labelling. 🙌 Now let's see some policy action! pm.gc.ca/en/mandate-letters/…
Christine Mulligan retweeted
Our paper about the nutritional quality of more- vs. less-processed packaged food and beverage products in Canada is out in @Nutrients_MDPI today. @LAbbeLab_UofT mdpi.com/2072-6643/11/11/278…
Thanks to @BelgianNutrSoc & @svandevijvere for giving us PhD students the opportunity to share our work on nutrient profiling on an international stage @FENS2019.
Today we had the @BelgianNutrSoc Session during @FENS2019. Interesting new insights on nutrient profiling and digital marketing to children. Thanks to @AnnaCoatesLiv, Christine Mulligan, @EgnellManon and @KremlinKW. But also thanks to @svandevijvere for organising the session.
Christine Mulligan retweeted
Our paper “Vegetarianism and other eating practices among youth and young adults in major Canadian cities” is out today in Public Health Nutrition: cambridge.org/core/journals/… @LanaVanderlee @DavidHammondPhD @NutritionSoc @CUP_med_health
Christine Mulligan retweeted
Supermarkets put junk food on special twice as often as healthy food, and that's a problem theconversation.com/supermar… via @ConversationEDU @ay_jay_cee @devriesenberg @KBackholer @CZ_Christina @GLOBE_obesity
Christine Mulligan retweeted
“Sugar hides in almost all pre-packaged food.”
Food processors and packagers have over 150 different words for sugar, so it can be really hard to spot it on the nutritional label, says #UofTMed’s Dr. Jodi Bernstein. bit.ly/33BJMmD
Christine Mulligan retweeted
Are food politics defeating Canada's healthy eating strategy? cbc.ca/news/health/front-of-…
Christine Mulligan retweeted
I would love to walk down a grocery aisle and not see any cartoon characters staring back at me. Chile's regulations to restrict marketing and protect children are a benchmark and 🇨🇦 is so close! @SenateCA
A pic of [half a slide from] my presentation at #ISBNPA2019 got tweeted today - am I a famous researcher now? #AskingForAFriend
Christine Mulligan retweeted
Bill S-228 has a broad range of voices supporting this landmark legislation to restrict food and beverage marketing to children 12 and under. #SenCA – time is running out. Vote on and pass Bill S-228 to stop #Marketing2Kids.
Christine Mulligan retweeted
Sen Wallin (Sask) opposes #Marketing2Kids restrictions but 3 out of 4 people in Saskatchewan think the food & beverage industry markets its products directly to kids. #BillS228 helps protect kids from harmful marketing. #SenCA, don’t let the bill die. Put it to a vote. @donplett
Christine Mulligan retweeted
#UofT nutrition prof Mary L’Abbé makes the case
for why we should prevent companies from marketing unhealthy food to kids: uoft.me/fighting-obesity
Christine Mulligan retweeted
How do Canadian food and beverage manufacturers compare when it comes to addressing nutrition and obesity? Today we released our report - we see some leadership, but have a long way to go. labbelab.utoronto.ca/BIA-Obe…
Check out great work led by @kimiyakarbasy and learn more about #localfoodenvironment policies in our backyard
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