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researchers suggest ultra-processed foods need regulation like tobacco products What if the next major public health battle isn't but foods? A new NPR article highlights emerging research suggesting that some of the same strategies once used by tobacco companies—including MAHA, others adopt anti-Big Tobacco

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researchers suggest ultra-processed foods need regulation like tobacco products What if the next major public health battle isn't but foods? A new NPR article highlights emerging research suggesting that some of the same strategies once used by tobacco companiesincluding MAHA, others adopt anti-Big Tobacco

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researchers suggest ultra-processed foods need regulation like tobacco products What if the next major public health battle isn't but foods? A new NPR article highlights emerging research suggesting that some of the same strategies once used by tobacco companiesincluding MAHA, others adopt anti-Big Tobacco
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