US EditionUltra-processed foods: Impact on children’s health
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Ultra-processed foods: Impact on children’s health
By Kennedey Villena, Student Pharmacist and Karen L. Kier, Pharmacist The word ultra means extremely or to place something at a very high degree. Ultra is used to intensify a word. Adding ultra to words such as thin, light, or sensitive make them standout. If you were going hiking, you may appreciate an ultra-light backpack. How does the word ultra impact our food choices?Section: Health
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