Some studies show that eating too much red or processed meat can increase the risk of cancer, especially colorectal cancer.

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Bryony Hilless, Austrade General Manager for the Middle East, Africa & Pakistan, says Australia’s red meat cuts consistently stand out in the Middle East for exceptional quality, sustainability and ...

By Alice Callahan You’ve probably heard these two bits of nutrition advice: Eat more plants, and cut back on ultraprocessed ... But while it’s clear that eating red meat and processed meat ...

US medics have warned a popular diet being shared on social media and beloved by some influencers could increase the risk of ...

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EU publishes farming sector reform 'vision' which aims to cut red tape and redistribute subsidies The European Union’s executive has heeded the call of activist agricultural organizations and ...

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