Bangalore Mirror·3 min read·medium

Obesity, Diabetes, and More

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Sridhar Vivan
Obesity, Diabetes, and More
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The Indian government has acknowledged that ultra-processed foods are linked to health issues like obesity and diabetes, though it stopped short of classifying them as addictive substances. Officials noted that these health conditions are multifactorial and require further scientific study.

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This highlights the growing public health debate in India regarding the regulation of processed foods and their impact on lifestyle diseases.

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Health Risks Linked to Junk Food: Obesity, Diabetes, and More

/ Junk food staples linked to rising health risks

Junk food staples linked to rising health risks

Better food labelling, public awareness and easier access to fresh foods may help reduce junkfood dependence

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