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One story from yesterday that got loads of pickup is the recommendation by the Institute of Medicine that there be major changes in food marketing to children, such as having cartoon characters only promote healthy snacks. As well it should be. While parents should bear some of the responsibility for what their children eat, and young children are seldom in charge of their food-purchasing decisions, there’s no denying that advertising drives demand for such fare as Fruit
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