نتایج جستجو برای: sport advertisements

تعداد نتایج: 31253  

Journal: :Addiction 2005
Melanie Wakefield Glen Szczypka Yvonne Terry-McElrath Sherry Emery Brian Flay Frank Chaloupka Henry Saffer

AIMS To describe and compare the extent of exposure among youth and adults to antitobacco advertising funded by tobacco control agencies, and to smoking-related advertising from tobacco and pharmaceutical companies. DESIGN Archival records of television advertising exposures from Nielsen Media Research for the largest 75 media markets in the United States from 1999 to 2003. MEASUREMENTS Mea...

2007
John Quinn Marie Nangle Patricia R. Casey

The use of metaphors as the main marketing strategy in psychotropic drug advertising in journals and the quality of information provided in these advertisements has been criticised. We investigated marketing strategies and information provision in advertisements appearing in three different psychiatric journals. The majority of advertisements in two of the journals used metaphors as their main ...

1950
I. B. Mukherjee

Sir,?I am tired of advertisements. To pick up genuine things from heaps of rubbish has become very difficult. I find advertisements of new medicine from new mushroom firms daily. Naturally all cannot be relied upon. So be pleased to inform the public whether the advertisements regarding medicines that are found in the Indian Medical Gazette or in other journals are genuine, reliable and can be ...

Journal: :Tobacco control 2000
L Biener G McCallum-Keeler A L Nyman

OBJECTIVE To assess adults' receptivity to the Massachusetts television anti-tobacco campaign. Reactions were examined as a function of respondents' demographics, baseline tobacco control attitudes, changes in smoking status during the campaign, and advertisements' affective qualities. DESIGN A random digit dial telephone survey in 1993 at the start of the media campaign and re-interview in 1...

2017
Julie Kille Vicky Bungay John Oliffe Chris Atchison

BACKGROUND The capacity to advertise via the Internet continues to contribute to the shifting dynamics in adult commercial sex work. eHealth interventions have shown promise to promote Internet-based sex workers' health and safety internationally, yet minimal attention has been paid in Canada to developing such interventions. Understanding the information communicated in Internet-based sex work...

Journal: :Health promotion journal of Australia : official journal of Australian Association of Health Promotion Professionals 2013
Michele Roberts Simone Pettigrew Kathy Chapman Pascale Quester Caroline Miller

ISSUES ADDRESSED The aim of the present study was to describe food advertising and expenditure on Australian television, and to conduct an audit to assess what proportion of food and beverage television advertisements was consistent with dietary recommendations. METHODS Data were acquired from a national media monitoring company for advertisements broadcast in five major Australian cities fro...

Journal: :Public health nutrition 2010
Ma Mar Romero-Fernández Miguel Angel Royo-Bordonada Fernando Rodríguez-Artalejo

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the level of compliance with the PAOS Code (Publicidad, Actividad, Obesidad y Salud), which establishes standards for the self-regulation of food marketing aimed at minors, in television advertising by food and beverage companies that have agreed to abide by the Code. DESIGN The study sample consisted of food and beverage advertisements targeting children during 80 h of ...

Journal: :Health education research 2011
Harold S Stewart Jacqueline A Bowden Megan C Bayly Greg R Sharplin Sarah J Durkin Caroline L Miller Sharon E Givans Charles D Warne Melanie A Wakefield

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians (Indigenous Australians) have more than twice the smoking prevalence of non-Indigenous Australians. Anti-smoking campaigns have demonstrated success in the general population but little is known about their impact among Indigenous people. A total of 143 Indigenous and a comparison group of 156 non-Indigenous smokers from South Australia were sho...

Journal: :Accident; analysis and prevention 2006
David Crundall Editha Van Loon Geoffrey Underwood

The optimum positioning of roadside advertisements is recognized by the industry as an important factor in attracting the attention of passing drivers. Less acknowledged is the possibility that the location of an advertisement may distract attention from vital driving-related information. This study compared street-level advertisements (SLAs; predominantly bus shelters) with raised-level advert...

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