Cécile Knai

TL;DR: This work qualitatively coded the industry's responses for predominant narratives and framings around reformulation using a purposely-designed coding framework, and compared the results to a taxonomy of food and beverage industry corporate political strategies that builds on the existing literature.

TL;DR: To ensure that voluntary agreements like the RD produce gains to public health that would not otherwise have occurred, government needs to increase participation and compliance through incentives and sanctions, including those affecting organisational reputation; create greater visibility of voluntary agreements; and increase scrutiny and monitoring of partners' pledge activities.

TL;DR: An Information Comprehensiveness Tool is developed and applied to breast and prostate cancer websites' information provision and can improve cancer information online and enable patients to engage more actively regarding their information needs.

TL;DR: This analysis demonstrates how and why the Public Health Responsibility Deal did not meet its objectives and has lessons for the development of effective alcohol, food and other policies, for defining the role of unhealthy commodity industries, and for understanding the limits of industry self-regulation as a public health measure.

TL;DR: This paper assessed what proportion of alcohol products now contain the required health warning information and its clarity and placement, and assessed the size, colour and placement of text, and the size and colouring of the pregnancy warning logo.