Digital Marketing: cost studies
This paper aims to strengthen the evidence base of the potential cost-effectiveness of legislation to restrict high in fat, salt and sugar television advertising from an obesity prevention perspective. See more.
Tackling of unhealthy diets, physical inactivity, and obesity: health effects and cost-effectiveness
This report presents new findings relating to the efficiency of interventions aimed at tackling the growing obesity epidemic. See more.
BMI and Healthcare Cost Impact of Eliminating Tax Subsidy for Advertising Unhealthy Food to Youth
The purpose of this study was to estimate the impact on body mass index and cost-effectiveness of an intervention that eliminates the tax deduction available for advertising ‘unhealthy’ products. See more.
The aim of this study was to present the best available evidence of the health benefits and cost-effectiveness of reduced television advertising for energy-dense nutrient-poor food and beverages to inform policy debate. See more.
The aim of this study was to (i) provide an overview of the assessing cost-effectiveness in obesity approach and associated methods to calculate the likely impact of interventions on BMI and DALYs and (ii) to provide the health benefit results for 13 obesity interventions modelled for the Australian population of children and adolescents. See more.
Improving lifestyles, tackling obesity: the health and economic impact of prevention strategies
Through a range of interventions, the review aimed to reveal the cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness of interventions to promote diet and physical activity. See more.
