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Proud of Tanita Northcott for leading this new article!🔥Using the global challenge of ultra-processed foods as illustrative example, this outlines how systems thinking and 'ecological regulation' can guide new modalities of policy action for healthy & sustainable food systems👇

A lovely summary thread on the key points and ideas synthesised in my first PhD paper on ecological regulation + systems thinking to respond to food systems challenges (🔍 at the rise ultra-processed foods) from Kim Anastasiou 🍎🌳, thank you! 🙏

How do you spot an ultra-processed food? My supervisors and I wrote a little explainer. theconversation.com/8-everyday-foo…

My First PhD paper is FINALLY OUT!🎉 Find out what double and triple-duty actions have been implemented in childhood to successfully address the Global Syndemic of obesity, undernutrition, and climate change. A review of global literature 👇 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ob… @globe_Deakin

Comprehensive legal approaches are key, and can include 📜 overarching legislation that sets a legal mandate and timeline + 📝 detailed & tailored regulations to implement it in practice. Great article from Kathryn Backholer and Fi Sing at Global Centre for Preventive Health and Nutrition

🚨Last PhD pub is OUT! We provide a critical analysis of food regulatory risk analysis procedures using a case study of artificial sweetener approvals. Do current processes effectively protect and 'future proof' public health and safety? Perhaps not. rb.gy/8b0heh

My chapter on food law and regulation joins some illustrious company in @B_J_Bennett and Ian Freckleton’s new text on Australian public health law. It’s also great to see food law firmly situated as a form of public health law.

Love this take on the issue! History leaves clues. Can't wait to read.

👏 this woman! 🙌

Excited to see this paper in print from my fantastic colleague Kim Anastasiou 🍎🌳 and co.!

🗣️It’s out! A new WHO brief, led by yours truly, looks at the complex relationship between red and processed meat and various health and environmental outcomes. Link to the brief is here: apps.who.int/iris/rest/bits…

Tanita Northcott discussing the ecological regulation of #ultraprocessedfoods Deakin University Uni's sustainable research symposium

An amazing duo - Christine Parker and Tanita Northcott discussing some preliminary results on dark online advertising and unhealthy foods. More to come! #FoodGovernance2024

“An ecological reorientation of the decision-making elements that influence how Codex sets food standards... could help transform food systems towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals.” Our new paper is available online here: rdcu.be/dM44q

Did you know your experiences online can impact your health? Christine Parker & Tanita Northcott draw on Australian Ad Observatory findings in this The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand article, which finds fast food companies targeting children, young men, and parents online. theconversation.com/junk-food-is-p…

It's time for the government to act. We have the evidence needed. Junk food is promoted online to appeal to kids and target young men, our study shows theconversation.com/junk-food-is-p… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

On 11 July 2024 we launched phase two of The Australian Ad Observatory in a webinar hosted by researchers and industry partners, discussing key insights and future directions for the largest known collection of targeted Facebook ads in Australia. View 🎬 admscentre.org/Ad-Observatory…