The quote supports the author's disapproval of advertising.
An unhealthy diet is a major cause of "non-communicable diseases" such as heart diseases, cancer, diabetes and strokes. Such diseases accounted for 66% of deaths in Nepal in 2017. A report this year by the UN's children agency, Unicef, found that 43% of Nepalese children are either stunted or overweight... Professor Sarah Hawkes, director of UCL's centre for gender and global health, and the lead researcher behind the project, says the footage collected by children in Nepal was similar to those filmed in Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Tunisia, Vietnam and the UK. "All children we worked with shared the common experience of pervasive, powerful and, it seems, often unregulated advertising and promotion," she says. "The children's footage vividly communicates that, once they step outside schools, they, and their parents, have very little control over what they see and experience, what is on their local high street, or what is going into the food they purchase there."
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