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Friday, September 25

Cambridge News Reports Health Risks Tied to Ultra-Processed Foods

The report connects these foods with several serious health outcomes.

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Cambridge News reports that ultra-processed foods have been connected with cardiovascular events, cancer, excess weight, diabetes, depression, and death. The report brings together several health concerns in one finding. These conditions span physical and mental well-being, making the reported link broad in scope.

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