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New Studies Question Whether Processing Alone Is Behind the Harm of Ultra-Processed Foods
New studies, according to a Scientific American report, indicate that "processing" itself is not the cause of the harm from ultra-processed foods, and scientists have yet to identify the responsible factor. Another study reported by News-Medical notes that these foods do not all carry the same cancer risk, and that differences among them affect risk assessment.
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- New studies suggest that "processing" itself is not the problem, and scientists have not yet determined the cause of the harm.
«Scientists can’t figure out why ultraprocessed foods are unhealthy for us—and new studies suggest that the “processing” isn’t the problem»
Scientific American - The report presents the scientific debate over the factor responsible for the harm caused by these foods.
«ويعرض التقرير هذا الجدل العلمي.»
Scientific American - A study finds that ultra-processed foods do not all carry the same cancer risk.
«Not all ultra-processed foods show the same cancer risk»
News-Medical - Differences among these types of foods affect risk assessment.
«يوضح الخبر أن الاختلاف بين هذه الأطعمة يؤثر في تقدير المخاطر.»
News-Medical
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