Health
— With ultra-processed foods making up nearly half the energy intake of British toddlers and more than half by age seven, a new study underscores the urgent need for dietary interventions and potential policy reforms.
Health
— With ultra-processed foods making up nearly half the energy intake of British toddlers and more than half by age seven, a new study underscores the urgent need for dietary interventions and potential policy reforms.
Health
— Market-driven epidemics like social media, guns, and sugary foods cause significant public health issues. Historical efforts against cigarettes, sugar, and opioids demonstrate that persistent public health initiatives can successfully reduce harmful consumption patterns.
Health
— Moderate consumption of red and processed meats, like ham, is linked to a modest increase in type 2 diabetes risk, largely due to nitrates and iron. However, maintaining a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle remains key.
Ultra-Processed Food (UPF)
— Over 800 million people face hunger, and 2 billion lack food access despite sufficient global production. This imbalance stems from market concentration, where a few big firms dominate, prioritising profit over sustainability.
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