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The ultra processed foods that won t increase your risk of developing cancer

The ultra processed foods that won t increase your risk of developing cancer
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Popular takeaway food could weaken your memory and increase dementia

Popular takeaway food could weaken your memory and increase dementia
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Is It Time to Scrap Ultraprocessed Foods?

Ultraprocessed foods, which account for about 60% of the American diet, are tied to cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. Now, a growing body of research suggests they also negatively affect the brain.

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Ultra-processed food linked to higher risk of depression according to study

Ultra-processed food linked to higher risk of depression according to study
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Artificial Sweeteners in Foods Tied to Increased Depression Risk

New data suggest a link between ultraprocessed food, particularly artificial sweeteners, and increased depression risk.

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