International reports link ultra-processed foods to silent stroke and discuss the scientific and political debate surrounding them

A report published by Yahoo links ultra-processed foods, such as instant noodles, soft drinks, sweetened breakfast cereals and ready meals, to the risk of a "silent stroke" in middle age. The second source addresses the science and politics behind the panic over these foods, but only its title is available.

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• A Yahoo report links ultra-processed foods to silent stroke in middle age.

  «Ultra-processed food means not only missing recommended grains and proteins, it can also leave you at risk of "silent»

  Yahoo
• Examples cited in the report include instant noodles, soft drinks, sweetened breakfast cereals and ready meals.

  «Instant noodles, soft drinks, sweetened breakfast cereals and ready meals»

  Yahoo
• An article in The Conversation examines the science and politics behind the panic over ultra-processed foods.

  «The science and politics behind the panic over ultraprocessed foods»

  The Conversation

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