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Research into the diets of almost 500,000 American adults has found that swapping out a few ultra-processed foods can reduce the risk of bowel cancer by 2 per c…
Research into the diets of almost 500,000 American adults has found that swapping out a few ultra-processed foods can reduce the risk of bowel cancer by 2 per cent.
Study co-author and nutritional epidemiologist Erikka Loftfield says it's not as simple as ruling out the food group altogether, as only some ultra-processed foods were linked to higher cancer risk.
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Research into the diets of almost 500,000 American adults has found that swapping out a few ultra-processed foods can reduce the risk of bowel cancer by 2 per cent.
Study co-author and nutritional epidemiologist Erikka Loftfield says it's not as simple as ruling out the food group altogether, as only some ultra-processed foods were linked to higher cancer risk.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/journal.pmed.1005251
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