Can a warning label on your feed change what you eat?
NCT ID NCT07227519
Summary
This online study aims to see if adding warning labels to social media ads for ultra-processed foods and drinks changes how teens and young adults think about them. About 1,000 participants aged 13-29 will view ads with or without a warning label and answer survey questions. The goal is to learn if these labels improve understanding of what's in the food and affect people's buying choices.
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UTHSC Department of Preventive Medicine
Memphis, Tennessee, 38163, United States
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