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Re-examining obesity prevention strategy: is social marketing still a relevant option?
Nayyer Samad, Nasreen Samad,
Nadeem Aftab
Accounting & Finance
University of Northampton
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Social Marketing
100%
Prevention Strategies
100%
Obesity Prevention
100%
Obesity
60%
Marketing Framework
60%
Politicians
40%
United Kingdom
20%
Current Rate
20%
Rate of Increase
20%
Explanatory Power
20%
Influencing Behavior
20%
Behavioral Theory
20%
Customer Insight
20%
Mortality Factors
20%
Intervention Methods
20%
Health Programs
20%
Underlying Assumptions
20%
Local Health Authority
20%
Health Departments
20%
Food Products
20%
Program Directors
20%
Social Marketing Campaign
20%
Policy Program
20%
Healthy Lifestyle
20%
Physical Activity
20%
Optimum Performance
20%
Obesity Control
20%
Local Health Policy
20%
Social Sciences
Social Marketing
100%
UK
50%
Legislation
16%
Physical Activity
16%
Behavioral Theory
16%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Marketing
100%
Risk Factor
14%