Exposure to unhealthy product advertising: Spatial proximity analysis to schools and socio-economic inequalities in daily exposure measured using Scottish Children's individual-level GPS data.

1 also indicates that while some models did not reach statistical significance (due to small sample sizes) there was evidence of more socioeconomic patterning ( Sullivan and Feinn, 2012 ), for example, Alcohol and Sugar-sweetened beverage advertising for children from the most deprived areas. 5.

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