Large US Study Finds No Overall Link Between Ultra-Processed Foods and Colon Cancer

A large US study involving more than 460,000 adults found no overall association between consumption of ultra-processed foods and the incidence of colorectal cancer. Experts believe the term itself may not be useful for guiding dietary advice.

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• The study included more than 460,000 adults.

  «أظهرت دراسة واسعة شملت أكثر من 460 ألف بالغ عدم وجود ارتباط إجمالي»

  Newspoint on MSN
• The findings show no overall association between consumption of ultra-processed foods and colorectal cancer, challenging the prevailing view of the risk posed by these foods.

  «وتتحدى النتائج الفكرة السائدة عن خطر هذه الأغذية.»

  Newspoint on MSN
• The study was described as a large US study, and experts believe the term may not be useful for guiding dietary advice.

  «ويرى خبراء أن المصطلح نفسه قد لا يفيد في توجيه النصائح الغذائية.»

  Medscape

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