Mexico bans junk food sales in schools in its latest salvo against child obesity
A government-sponsored junk food ban in schools across Mexico took effect on Saturday, officials said, as the country tries ...
Mexico bans junk food sales in schools to combat child obesity: ‘Farewell, junk food!’
A government-sponsored junk food ban in schools across Mexico took effect on Saturday, officials said, as the country tries ...
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30 Best Foods to Take on a Road Trip That Aren't Junk Food
Headed on a road trip? These nutritious foods will satisfy your hunger while you're traveling - and they're actually good!
Lose weight while eating junk food? Scientists may have found a way
New research has revealed dopamine and weight gain be more related than scientists previously thought they were.
Let's cut to the chase: How you prep your food matters
Bright orange foods, such as carrots and mangoes, are loaded with antioxidants, he said, which can help fight inflammation ...
Australians on track to eat less fruit and veg, more junk food by 2030
The CSIRO says the average Australian's diet is likely to get worse within five years, hurting our health and the taxpayers' ...
Scientists are uncovering surprising connections between diet and mental health
Research shows that certain foods really can help with depression and stress. Here’s why—and which foods help most.
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Junk food to make up almost half our diet by 2030
Don't miss out on the headlines from Diet. Followed categories will be added to My News. The nation’s top science agency has revealed our diets are on a “downward spiral” and on track to ...
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Fresh fruit down, junk food up: our modelling suggests Australians' diets will get worse by 2030
But Australians' diets appear to be getting worse, not better. Our new modelling study suggests by 2030, our diets will comprise almost 10% less fruit, and around 18% more junk food. This puts us ...
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Less fruit, more junk: Australian diets predicted to decline significantly by 2030
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The Aussie diet in 2030 will have less fruit and more junk food if current trends continue
Key findings show: Discretionary food consumption (ultra processed foods and sugary drinks) will soar by 18% by 2030. Fruit consumption will drop by nearly 10%. Vegetable intake will remain ...