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Q&A: A better definition of ultra-processed foods

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Jun 23, 2026

Q&A: A better definition of ultra-processed foods

Research has associated ultra-processed foods, like the brightly colored snacks pictured above, with a range of health risks, including heart disease and depression. Credit: Angela…

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