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Got Proof? Yoplait, Nesquik, and Got Milk? Commercials Vie for Most Deceptive Ad in Online "Badvertisements" Poll: Dairy “Badvertisements” Mislead Women with Faulty Beauty and Health Claims
(June, 28, 2007)

USDA and Dairy Industry Halt Misleading Weight-Loss Ads After Physicians Group Complains to Federal Trade Commission: Cheese and Milk Actually Likely to Cause Weight Gain, Doctors Say
(May 11, 2007)

Doctors Sue Safeway and Other D.C. Dairy Retailers for Failing to Warn about Lactose Intolerance: Plaintiffs Want Warning Labels on Milk Cartons; Class-Action Lawsuit Announced at Oct. 6 Briefing at National Press Club
(October 6, 2005)

Nonprofit Doctors Group Drops Food Giant from Ongoing Lawsuit: Kraft No Longer Running Dairy-Weight Loss Advertising
(August 19, 2005)

Milk Linked to Ovarian Cancer: U.S. Experts Issue Recommendations Based on New Swedish Study
(August 9, 2005)

Doctors Group Files Suit against Kraft, General Mills, Dannon, and Dairy Trade Groups for False Dairy Weight-Loss Claims: Suit Seeks Immediate Stop to National Advertising Campaign
(June 28, 2005)

New Study in Pediatrics Shatters Milk Myth: For Strong Bones, Kids Need Exercise, Sunshine, and a Dairy-Free Diet
March 2005

Two New Studies Sour Milk's Image: One Study Confirms Link with Ovarian Cancer; Second Disproves Dairy-Weight Loss Claims
December 2004

WIC Program Needs Major Overhaul, Say Doctors:
Food Package Includes Tuna Despite Mercury Risk, Omits Most Fruits and Veggies, and Snubs Lactose-Intolerant Minorities

December 2003

Dairy Industry Dishonest in New Weight-Loss Gimmick Campaign: Industry Side-Steps Evidence that Dairy Products Increase Weight
October 2003

USDA Panel Backs Doctors' Complaints against Milk Ads:
Ads with Kristi Yamaguchi, Marc Anthony, Mark McGwire, and Others Make False Health Claims

September 2001 news release on PCRM's campaign to expose the false health claims in the milk-mustache ad campaign

FOIA Documents Reveal Dairy Industry's Ad Agency Behind Upcoming Calcium Summit
December 2001 news release on a recent dairy industry promotional event—with excerpts from documents obtained in a Freedom of Information Act investigation

Commentary

Dairy Products Contribute to Cancer Risk
By Groesbeck P. Parham, M.D.
April 2005

Milk and Cookies Promotion Puts USDA On Wrong Side of Obesity Fight
By Amy Joy Lanou, Ph.D.
July, 2004

Dairy Ads May Dupe Dieters
By Amy Joy Lanou, Ph.D.
May, 2004

Journalists: For more information, please contact PCRM communications director Simon Chaitowitz at 202-686-2210, ext. 309, or simonc@pcrm.org.

 

 

 

 

 

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