Impact of front-of-pack nutrition information and label design on children's choice of two snack foods: Comparison of warnings and the traffic-light system
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Gastón Ares | Ana Giménez | A. Giménez | G. Ares | Alejandra Arrúa | María Rosa Curutchet | Natalia Rey | Patricia Barreto | Nadya Golovchenko | Andrea Sellanes | Guillermo Velazco | Medy Winokur | M. R. Curutchet | Alejandra Arrúa | N. Rey | Patricia Barreto | Nadya Golovchenko | Andrea Sellanes | Guillermo Velazco | Medy Winokur
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