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Ultra-processed foods

Study: How the Food Industry Sees Science, Public Heath & Medical Organizations

Gary Ruskin
September 13, 2017

BMJ Reveals Secret Industry Influence on Medical and Science Reporting

Gary Ruskin
April 5, 2017

GMO 2.0 Foods Coming Your Way: Will They Be Labeled?

Stacy Malkan
September 28, 2016

GMOs 2.0: Is Synthetic Biology Heading to a Food or Drink Near You?

Stacy Malkan
June 20, 2016

Disney Tried to Suppress Food Study it Funded

Stacy Malkan
April 20, 2016

RWJF Goes Soft on Marketing to Kids

Gary Ruskin
January 20, 2015
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We investigate the ultra-processed food industry, its products and their health risks.

We have co-authored 16 academic studies about how the food industry shapes science, policy and public opinion.

Key Content

Our fact sheets on ultra-processed foods:

Overview: Ultra-processed foods tied to cancer, diabetes, dementia, depression, early death, and more

Ultra-processed foods and early death

Ultra-processed foods: increased risk of cancer

Ultra-processed foods: obesity and weight gain

Ultra-processed foods linked to increased risk of Type 2 diabetes

Ultra-processed foods: increased risk of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease

Ultra-processed foods: increased risk of depression and anxiety

Ultra-processed foods increase risk of cardiovascular disease

Some ultra-processed foods are as addictive as cigarettes and cocaine

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