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Britain’s ultra-processed diet is harming health and widening inequality, this article argues, calling for bold policies to put whole, plant-rich foods at the heart of UK food strategy.
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Britain's diet crisis: why whole foods must be the priority in food policy

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The real war that the new American dietary guidelines have created

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A person places drops of iodine into a glass of milk
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Why dairy isn't the answer to UK iodine deficiency – despite what the Daily Mail says

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Have you ever wondered about the life your Christmas turkey had?

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