Noelle Clark, Jeremy L Hsu
Insight from Biology Program Learning Outcomes: Implications for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment
CBE life sciences education
increasing rates childhood obesity worldwide focused attention obesogenic food environment paper reports analysis childrens interactions food convenience stores kidscam crosssectional study conducted july 2014 june 2015 new zealand 168 randomly selected children aged 1114 years old wore wearable camera 4day period ancillary study images children visited convenience store manually coded food drink availability twentytwo percent children n 37 visited convenience stores 62 occasions 4day data collection period noncore items dominated food drinks available children rate 83 1 means 300 noncore 36 core respectively food drinks marketed instore overwhelmingly noncore promoted using accessible placement price offers product packaging signage 70 items purchased children noncore foods drinks 946 purchased food drink subsequently consumed noncore research highlights convenience stores key source unhealthy food drink children policies needed reduce role convenience stores obesogenic food environment