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A person sits on a couch facing the camera. In one hand, they hold a banana, and in the other hand they hold a candy bar. This represents the conflicting information that eating fruit is as unhealthy as eating candy.
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OPINION
Nutrition

Why do influencers keep saying that fruit makes you fat?

Claims that fruits should be avoided due to their sugar content are very popular on social media, so we fact-check the claim that eating fruits makes you fat.
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A scene depicting two types of apples. On the left are American apples, whereas on the right there are Italian apples, showing the comparisons that are often drawn between these countries' food
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OPINION
Nutrition

Are Italian apples really six times healthier than American apples?

Social media often compares Italian and American products. We fact-check the claim that you’d need to eat six apples in America to get the benefits from one.
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Registered Nutritionist Sophie Gastman explores why punitive vegetable marketing harms our relationship with food, especially for children, and why we need a new approach.
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OPINION
Health

Why our vegetable marketing needs a serious rethink, starting with our kids

We explore why punitive vegetable marketing harms our relationship with food, especially for children, and why we need a new approach.
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Young men are eating more meat, this seems to be directly linked with the rise of anti-woke culture, the association that meat consumption is more masculine.
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Politics Of Food

High steaks: why young men are eating more meat, and what it means for health, masculinity, and the planet

Young men in the UK are increasing meat consumption, driven by masculinity ideals and online influence.
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