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Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are linked to 32 different health issues, a study suggests.

A diet of UPFs is linked to health issues including cancer, high blood pressure, anxiety, asthma and diabetes

One interpretation of a large new study has left people wondering if some ultra-processed foods might actually be good for us?

One interpretation of a large new study has left people wondering if some ultra-processed foods might actually be good for us.

One interpretation of a large new study has left people wondering if some ultra-processed foods might actually be good for us?

The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) much anticipated ruling on artificial sweetener ‘aspartame’ has concluded the product is “possibly carcinogenic” but

Plant-based meat products generally are considered to be healthier than processed meats, which are high in fat and have been linked to cancer. But many of them are not fortified with iron, zinc and vitamin B12 – nutrients that are commonly found in animal protein, a new study from The George Institute for Global Health in Australia found. Dietitians advise people to ensure they get these essential nutrients by eating eggs, dairy products, leafy green vegetables, nuts and legumes.

Plant-based meat is becoming ever-more popular in Australia, but new research has cast some doubt on the o...

Reformulating packaged foods available in Australia to contain less sodium may save about 1,700 lives per year, according to a new study.

Coconut nectar, fruit paste, brown rice syrup, fruit juice concentrate, fructose syrup, organic sugar, maltodextrin and tapioca syrup ...