Study Finds Fans Exposed to Over 65,000 Junk Food Ads During World Cup
New data shows fans watching World Cup matches this summer saw more than 28 hours of adverts for unhealthy food and drink.
Fans watching World Cup matches this summer were shown more than 65,000 advertisements for junk food and drink, amounting to over 28 hours of such adverts, according to new data reported by BBC Sport.
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