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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Tobacco Industry Tactics in New Research

via NPR News·14h ago

Research published in the American Journal of Public Health details how ultra-processed foods are being marketed and produced using strategies identical to those used by the tobacco industry. This connection matters because it reveals a systemic effort to normalize unhealthy consumption habits through aggressive marketing and psychological manipulation. The broader implication is a call for stricter regulations on food marketing and a need for consumers to be more vigilant against industry-driven health narratives.

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