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Chocolate at the checkout is a risk to public health
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BMJ
2012;345:e6921
Shops and supermarkets often put chocolates and sweets near the checkout, where we are more likely to see them, buy them, and eat them. Two commentators from the US have called for this kind of product placement—known as impulse marketing—to be considered a new risk factor for …
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