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The not-so-sweet truth about sugar
With one in five Brits admitting to sugar being their biggest vice; how much do we really know about our sugar consumption? CREDIT: This is keep reading
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Long-term conditions
Affordability and availability: the keys to healthy eating?
Pablo Monsivais and colleagues reflect on the evidence for interventions to improve access to healthy food, and discuss considerations for evidence-generation CREDIT: This is an keep reading
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Making ready meals healthier
Ready meals may well have a bad reputation, but is it actually deserved? We say they don’t have to be unhealthy, and have some tips keep reading
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Nutritional myths debunked
With so much nutritional information online, how can we separate the facts from the fiction? Jenna Farmer chats to the experts to debunk the myths keep reading
Finance and funding
RCGP: dismissing ‘sin taxes’ unhelpful in drive to better public health
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) has spoken out about how ‘sin taxes’ on unhealthy items could help rather than hinder Responding to The keep reading
Features
Eating to improve your mental health
Nutritional therapist Beanie Robinson answers your questions on eating for mental health This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared on Happiful keep reading
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Healthy living extends disease-free life ‘by up to a decade’
Lifestyle keeps cardiovascular disease, cancer and type 2 diabetes at bay, research finds This is an edited version of an article first published by The keep reading
News
RCGP supports Labour’s vow to help deprived children access fresh fruit and veg
The Labour party has promised to ensure children in deprived areas have access to fresh fruit and vegetables Last week, the Labour party vowed to keep reading
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Could Brexit lead to extra heart disease and stroke deaths?
Research by the BMJ suggests that Brexit could create thousands of additional deaths due to problems importing fresh fruit and vegetables Thousands of extra deaths keep reading
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RCGP’s art installation hopes to inspire healthy eating for 2019
The RCGP’s new art installation highlights the dangers of overeating at Christmas The Royal College of General Practitioners is hosting an art installation that it keep reading