"What more could a woman want? She had asked herself so many nights that it had become a type of prayer, lying awake with eyes closed, sometimes clasping her hands over her mouth so that only the faintest whimper emanated from somewhere deep inside her..." https://t.co/x7F4cywQAM
I have a new short story out in @goodlifelitmag
about time and aging and the little moments of love and regret and rebellion we collect along the way. Hope you enjoy it https://t.co/UlJi5CVLvQ
Apps, social media and wellness influencers are changing the way people eat and shop — even if it comes with a higher price tag. https://t.co/0NG5UNxex7
Teenage girls sleep less, move less and eat fewer key nutrients than a decade ago, according to a recently published report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that highlights health and behavior trends in U.S. high school students. https://t.co/vpSnuEhGv7
Atrazine, banned in the EU since 2004, is the 2nd-most widely used herbicide in the US. It is linked to endocrine disruption, cancers, and birth defects. Read the latest science at our fact sheet: https://t.co/8locHRCKcP
"In this cross-sectional study, higher county levels of #atrazine were associated with infant diagnoses of gastroschisis [birth defect]. While atrazine is the second-most used herbicide in the US, numerous countries around the world have banned it out of concern for adverse effects on human health." Via @JAMANetworkOpen
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Ultra-processed foods increase risk of cardiovascular disease. A new fact sheet, via @MikaelaConley@USRightToKnow
https://t.co/6ZwLvcibe2
Our other fact sheets on the health risks of eating ultra-processed foods:
https://t.co/1BUfx0hXA4
Ultra-processed foods and beverages, particularly those that contain artificial sweeteners, are associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. Read about the latest science here: https://t.co/vE5BqgX7oW
We have two new fact sheets on the health risks of ultra-processed food, via @MikaelaConley@USRightToKnow
Depression and anxiety:
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Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease:
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A recent BMJ study linked higher consumption of ultra-processed foods with higher risk of #colorectalcancer. Read more about the science tying ultra processed foods to #cancer concerns https://t.co/9ZsNKg8LLs @MikaelaConley
My friend @BerlinLizzie wrote this wonderfully witty, acutely observed and ultimately hopeful essay about "something every woman should know before the stopping starts." @MsMagazine https://t.co/Fv9Qs76mWA
Here are two new fact sheets on health risks of ultra-processed foods:
Some ultra-processed foods are as addictive as cigarettes and cocaine
https://t.co/JMUCWdPP3k
Ultra-processed foods linked to increased risk of Type 2 diabetes
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In a recent letter to the FDA, @BernieSanders highlighted the “skyrocketing” rates of Type 2 diabetes: "The food and beverage industry has been allowed to use deceptive and misleading tactics to entice children to eat foods and consume beverages ... designed to be overeaten."
A growing body of research shows that eating ultra-processed foods increases the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. Read about the science at our fact sheet on UPFs and its links to Type 2 diabetes here. https://t.co/R93apb7b7h
Today, about 37 million Americans have Type 2 diabetes. Up until recently, T2D was mostly diagnosed in adults over 45. But more and more children are developing the condition. In fact, the number of American kids with T2D is expected to increase by 700% in the next few decades.
Did you know ... some ultra-processed foods are as addictive as cigarettes and cocaine. And they make up almost 70% of the diet of the average American child.
Read about the science in our new fact sheet by @MikaelaConley@USRightToKnow https://t.co/FVoW9tZnMN
Ultra-processed foods are industrially formulated with added sugar, salt, sweeteners, etc., to be highly rewarding and even addictive. In fact, research shows some can be as addictive as cigarettes and cocaine. Read our newest fact sheet on UPFs here https://t.co/cFNy8JrHnu
Lawmakers in Ill. and Wash. are following in California's footsteps, introducing bills to ban several food additives, including potassium bromate. Here's our fact sheet on the oxidizing agent, which is linked to cancer, thyroid disease, and kidney damage https://t.co/7TWa3pTb8m