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India to limit junk food ads after WHO red flag ? | Mint Primer | Mint
Discover the detrimental effects of marketing junk food to children and why the World Health Organization urges action. Uncover the evidence, understand the global problem, and learn what can be done to protect children's health. Watch now for an eye-opening discussion.
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The sweetener aspartame is a 'possible carcinogen' but is safe to consume in agreed quantities, according to two groups linked to the WHO.
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Research linking processed meat to health problems has many doctors urging people to skip deli meat, bacon and sausage
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50% of hybrid workers are of the view that the hybrid model hurts women’s promotions, compared to their male counterparts
4 min read22 Mar 2023Can aspartame cause cancer? WHO not convinced. This is what it has to say
The sweetener aspartame is a 'possible carcinogen' but is safe to consume in agreed quantities, according to two groups linked to the WHO.
2 min read14 Jul 2023