Larissa Corradi-Dias, Saul-Martins Paiva, José-Alcides-Almeida de Arruda, Gabriela-Luiza-Nunes Souza, Rodrigo-Keigo Nakagawa, Alexandre-Fortes Drummond, Leonardo-Foresti-Soares de Menezes, Lucas-Guimarães Abreu
Factors associated with the impact of fixed appliance orthodontic treatment on the oral health-related quality of life of adolescents: Assessment using a condition-specific instrument
Journal of clinical and experimental dentistry
negative consequences commercial determinants health cdoh become major challenge public health systems especially terms noncommunicable diseases ncds cdoh defined profitdriven factors influence health study assessed awareness cdoh attitudes toward potential restrictions advertising well fiscal interventions targeting food products harmful effects health polish society analysis based data computerbased web interviewing cawi survey performed may 2022 among 2008 adult internet users poland multivariable logistic regression models developed variables derived three items exploring respondents understanding relationship cdoh ncds well three items asking acceptance prohibition advertising unhealthy products sports events general ban unhealthy food advertising attitudes toward sugarsweetened beverages ssbs food fl ehealth literacy ehl levels consistently positive predictors awareness cdoh acceptance proposed actions higher fl ehl significantly associated opinion advertising unhealthy food associated prevalence ncds 95 ci 103 102105 104 102106 respectively health literacy less frequently significant predictor dependent variables among sociodemographic factors respondents level education age showed significant relationship awareness acceptance countermeasures cdoh respondents university masters level education likely agree statement relationship big industry profits harm societys health 95 ci 196 142269 support ban advertising unhealthy food similar tobacco products 95 ci 166 121227 respondents suffering chronic diseases also consistently likely show greater understanding harmful impact cdoh support proposed restrictions example likely agree restrictions advertising harmful products sports events 95 ci 123 102150 introduction sugar tax 95 ci 126 103154 study revealed 50 polish population conscious problem harmful effects big industries producing selling processed food sugarsweetened beverages alcoholic beverages interestingly slightly half respondents supported introduction restrictions advertising products still approximately 30 accepted sugar tax counter obesity epidemic results study indicate polish society open introduction regulations aimed limiting impact commercial determinants health knowledge one first studies assess awareness cdoh acceptance restrictions limit impact