Over Half of U.S. Calories Come from Ultra-Processed Foods, CDC Reports
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A CDC report reveals that over half of the calories consumed by US children and adults come from ultraprocessed foods, which are linked to various health issues. While there has been some improvement, ultraprocessed foods still dominate the American diet, especially among children, and are often cheaper and more accessible, raising concerns about long-term health impacts and dietary habits.
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