A diet high in ultra-processed foods is associated with higher amounts of fat stored inside thigh muscles, regardless of the amount of calories consumed or level of physical activity, according to a ...
Consumers of large amounts of highly processed foods increased thigh muscle fattiness regardless of how much they ate, scientists have found, in another sign the products’ health risks could stretch ...
The popular staples are among a bewildering array of products set to fall foul of the new rules on promotions before the ...
Eating ultra-processed foods like breakfast cereals and ready meals is linked to more fat being stored in the thighs ...
Don’t just tax harmful habits, fund solutions. Transform ‘sin taxes’ into ‘welfare taxes’ that invest in de-addiction, public ...
US scientists who tracked over 600 overweight Americans, have discovered those who ate more junk food had higher amounts of ...
University of Colorado professor Leslie Leinwand thinks studying python hearts could lead to treatments for human heart disease ...
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