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A recent study in the American Journal of Public Health explores the parallels between ultra-processed foods and the tobacco industry regarding production and marketing strategies. The findings suggest that similar tactics used in the tobacco industry may be present in the marketing of ultra-processed foods.
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A recent study in the American Journal of Public Health explores the parallels between ultra-processed foods and the tobacco industry regarding production and marketing strategies. The findings suggest that similar tactics used in the tobacco industry may be present in the marketing of ultra-processed foods.
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