SCANNER: A Deep-Learning System for Detecting the Digital Marketing of Foods and Beverages.

K. Backholer Florentine Martino Navoda Liyana Pathirana L. Saif Ruby Brooks Bridget Kelly Becky Freeman Michael Johnstone Anna Peeters Chee-Peng Lim C. Zorbas S. Allender Colin Bell Jane Martin Asim Bhatti

Oct 2026 · American Journal of Public Health · Vol 116 10, pp. 1557-1564 · 0 citations

Medicine

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SCANNER Food demonstrates the feasibility and accuracy of using AI to identify food marketing in images and videos and may support surveillance of digital food marketing, evaluation of marketing policies, monitoring of industry compliance, and efforts to protect children and young adults.

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