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Cost of air pollution should not be limited to health – Experts

Experts in environment and air pollution research have called for holistic assessment of the cost of air pollution beyond health implications.

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An Older Sister to Combat Anemia | Harvard Magazine

An Older Sister to Combat Anemia | Harvard Magazine
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Fatty liver disease rising in U S kids as ultraprocessed diets surge

Fatty liver disease rising in U S kids as ultraprocessed diets surge
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Eating processed foods raises heart disease risk: study

"The results will contribute to re-evaluating regulations around food additive usage in the food industry to protect consumers."

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Processed foods containing high levels of E-numbers could raise heart disease risk

A new study has warned eating processed foods containing high levels of E-numbers could increase the risk of heart disease.

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