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Top ultra-processed food researchers call for sweeping policy change: ‘The system is rigged’
Top ultra-processed food researchers advocate for policy changes, citing bipartisan public concern over health risks like obesity and diabetes. A survey shows majority support for government interventions such as testing additives for safety, banning artificial dyes, and reducing sugar and salt in foods.
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