The report, which found Yale University Rudd Center for food policy & obesity, also, that many fruit drinks and energy drinks, popular for young people, how much sugar and calories than full calorie soda added.
Children and youth exposure to full calorie soda-show on TV, doubled-up driven by increases from 2008 to 2010, who found report from Coca-Cola Co and Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc.
22 Percent less map for PepsiCo Inc. sugary drinks children were exposed to, found it.
Black children and young people saw 80 to 90 percent more map than white children, including twice as many for the energy of 5-hour energy and Coca-Cola to drink vitamin water and Sprite.
In the same period of Hispanic children saw 49 percent more map for sugary drinks and energy drinks on Spanish television and Spanish teens show 99 percent.
"Our children are from this drinks which are high and low in nutrition, in sugar is under attack", Yale's Kelly Brownell, co-author of the report said. "The company they are very aggressive ways of marketing."
The Centers for disease control and prevention, says about 15 percent of children are overweight or obese. Children are now expected to shorter lifespan than their parents, that affects their ability to work and pay taxes, while health costs drive threatening.
When it comes, Bull and amp, the marketing on young people, is distorted energy drinks such as red, although the American Academy of Pediatrics high says caffeinated drinks not suitable for children and young people, according to the report.
In the year, 18 percent saw 2010 teens more radio show more TV spots, and 46 percent for energy drinks to hear than adults.
Brownell, an outspoken critic of the food and beverage of industries, said, it has a lot of research on the subject of unhealthy food to children, marketing, especially as first lady Michelle Obama fighting obesity their signature theme made.
But the first is on the Monday report, he said, the analyzed data from several companies, including Nielsen, to measure the full picture of youth exposure to marketing and advertising.
Brownell said it was important to note that the children online interaction with brands, in particular, because they tend to stay online for longer than to see TV commercials.
The report found, for example, that 21 sugary drink brands YouTube channels with was 229 million visitors in 2010 to June of 2011. Coca-Cola, found the most popular brand on Facebook, with more than 30 million fans.
The most visited sites of soft-drink brands were MyCokeRewards.com and Capri Sun, which is part of Kraft Foods Inc.
Other findings of the report are even analysis of drinks. For example, said an 8-ounce (225 grams) serving a full-calorie drink has 110 calories and seven teaspoon sugar-the same amount found in an 8-ounce serving of a soda or energy drink.
The full report is available at www.sugarydrinkfacts.org.
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