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Highly processed foods may be linked to increased risk of cancer, study says

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Eating more ultra-processed foods -- such as cookies, chips and sodas -- may be linked to a higher risk of developing and dying from cancer, a new study says.

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Ultraprocessed foods linked to ovarian and other cancer deaths, study finds

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Ultraprocessed foods linked to ovarian and other cancer deaths, study finds

This latest study is not the first to show an association between a high intake of ultra-processed foods and cancer.

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Ultraprocessed foods linked to ovarian and other cancer deaths, study finds

This latest study is not the first to show an association between a high intake of ultra-processed foods and cancer.

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Ultraprocessed foods linked to ovarian and other cancer deaths, study finds

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Ultraprocessed foods linked to ovarian and other cancer deaths, study finds

This latest study is not the first to show an association between a high intake of ultra-processed foods and cancer.

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Ultraprocessed foods linked to ovarian and other cancer deaths, study finds

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Medical Xpress broke the news in Douglas, United Kingdom on Tuesday, January 31, 2023.
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