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Nutrition Category

Looking at how diet and nutrition can affect health, promote well being and reduce obesity.

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School routes swimming in junk food ads

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three cups

Drink three cups of tea daily for maximum wellness

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Bariatric surgery

Bariatric surgery not a quick fix for obesity

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ultra

Ultra-processed foods: Urgent action needed to reduce harm

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microbiome

Trust your gut – the microbiome and COVID

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Brain food and protein cravings

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Mouse

Mouse studies find sugar-free energy drinks just as harmful

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gut health

Get to grips with gut health

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regular

Functional changes that regular coffee drinking has on the brain

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A new way to prevent childhood obesity

A new way to prevent childhood obesity

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body positivity

The clear message on promoting body positivity

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Binge

Binge drinking in adolescence and the brain

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