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Ultra-Processed Foods

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Large Review Links Higher Ultra‑Processed Food Intake to Greater Disease Risk and Early Death

Dose‑response risk increases per 100 grams a day were reported and the authors say randomized trials are needed to test causation.

Major Pooled Analysis Links Ultra‑Processed Foods to Higher Risk of Disease and Death

RFK Jr. Says He Saw 'Boxes and Boxes' of McDonald's on Air Force One

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to About a Quarter of Canada’s Heart Disease Cases, Study Finds

BMJ Umbrella Review Finds Higher Ultra-Processed Food Intake Tied to Heart Disease, Mental Illness and Death

New Research Links Ultra-Processed Food Processing to Poorer Health and Shows Public Backing for Labels and School Limits

New Studies Link Ultra-Processed Foods to Higher Dementia, Heart and Mortality Risks

Higher Ultra-Processed Food Intake Linked to Triple the Odds of High Blood Pressure in Hyderabad Students

Cardiology Groups Urge Doctors To Screen For Ultra-Processed Food Intake

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Lower Attention and Higher Dementia-Risk Scores in Midlife Study

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Measurable Drops in Attention, Even With Healthy Diets

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Higher Thigh Muscle Fat in MRI Study

Review Links Ultra-Processed Foods to Higher Teen Obesity Risk

Studies Link Ultra-Processed Foods to Lower Male Fertility and Smaller Early Embryos

India’s Young Adults Rank 60th on Global Mind Health, Far Below Older Indians

Global Study Ties Ultra-Processed Foods to Youth Mental Declines as India Weighs Action

RFK Jr.’s ‘Sickest People’ Claim Triggers High-Profile Pushback as Reiner Cites Vaccine Policy Turmoil

New Analyses Link Ultra‑Processed Foods to Higher Mortality and Disease Risk, Drawing Parallels to Tobacco Tactics

FAU Study Finds 47% Higher Heart Risk From Ultra-Processed Foods

Study Links High Ultra-Processed Food Intake to Higher Mortality in Cancer Survivors