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  1. Your article states, in the conclusion, that through popular culture public health professionals have a chance to effect the health of populations in a meaningful way. Why then do we (and the UK as well) have historically high cases of obesity and high blood pressure in young people. This was unheard of in the 50s when television was in its infancy. Are fast food commercials at fault? Iris

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