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New Study Finds That Food is the Top Product Seen Advertised by Children – Among All Children, Tweens See the Most Food Ads at More than 20 a Day -- March 2007
New Study Finds That Food is the Top Product Seen Advertised by Children – Among All Children, Tweens See the Most Food Ads at More than 20 a Day

First Analysis of Online Food Advertising Targeting Children Released -- July 2006
First Analysis of Online Food Advertising Targeting Children Released

Number of Sex Scenes on TV Nearly Double Since 1998 -- November 2005
Rate of “Safer Sex” Messages, Up from ’98, Has Now Leveled Off

Parents Favor New Limits on TV Content in Early Evening Hours -- September 2004
A majority of parents say they are “very” concerned about the amount of sex (60%) and violence (53%) their children are exposed to on TV, according to a new national survey of parents released today by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.

Kaiser Family Foundation Releases a New Report on the Role of Media in Childhood Obesity -- February 2004
The Kaiser Family Foundation released a report today reviewing more than 40 studies on the role of media in the nation’s dramatically increasing rates of childhood obesity.

Reaching the MTV Generation - News Release -- December 2003
Nearly 1 million young people have called hotline for information on sexual health. New national survey shows results among those who saw campaign.

New Study Finds Children Age Zero to Six Spend As Much Time With TV, Computers and Video Games As Playing Outside -- October 2003
One in four children under two have a TV in their bedroom Children in “heavy” TV households are less likely to read Parents believe in educational value of TV and computers

Rating Sex and Violence in the Media: Media Ratings and Proposals for Reform -- November 2002
This second release in a series of fact sheets and issue briefs children, media and health provides an overview of parental advisory ratings for movies, television, music and video games, as well as proposals to reform those rating systems.

Kaiser Family Foundation National Survey of Kids (and Their Parents) About Famous Athletes as Role Models -- October 2000
With the most recent Olympics and now Major League Baseball marred by reports of the use of banned performance-enhancing drugs, a new nationwide survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation examines the influence of sports figures in kids' lives today. Based on telephone int...

Sex Education in America: A View from Inside the Nation's Classrooms -- September 2000
A series of new national surveys of students and their parents (1501 pairs), teachers (1001), and principals (313) from the Kaiser Family Foundation on Sex Education in America, was released on Tuesday, September, 26th, at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Chal...

New Study Finds That Food is the Top Product Seen Advertised by Children – Among All Children, Tweens See the Most Food Ads at More than 20 a Day

First Analysis of Online Food Advertising Targeting Children Released

Rate of “Safer Sex” Messages, Up from ’98, Has Now Leveled Off

A majority of parents say they are “very” concerned about the amount of sex (60%) and violence (53%) their children are exposed to on TV, according to a new national survey of parents released today by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.

The Kaiser Family Foundation released a report today reviewing more than 40 studies on the role of media in the nation’s dramatically increasing rates of childhood obesity.

Nearly 1 million young people have called hotline for information on sexual health. New national survey shows results among those who saw campaign.

One in four children under two have a TV in their bedroom Children in “heavy” TV households are less likely to read Parents believe in educational value of TV and computers

This second release in a series of fact sheets and issue briefs children, media and health provides an overview of parental advisory ratings for movies, television, music and video games, as well as proposals to reform those rating systems.

With the most recent Olympics and now Major League Baseball marred by reports of the use of banned performance-enhancing drugs, a new nationwide survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation examines the influence of sports figures in kids' lives today. Based on telephone int...

A series of new national surveys of students and their parents (1501 pairs), teachers (1001), and principals (313) from the Kaiser Family Foundation on Sex Education in America, was released on Tuesday, September, 26th, at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Chal...

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