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Public health strategies must be based on solid evidence that recognizes uncertainty: a commentary on The Lancet's series regarding ultra-processed foods

  • By

  • Daniel B. Ibsen

  • Michael Fridén

  • Georgia D. Tomova

  • Natalia Ortega

  • Peter W.G. Tennant

  • September 28, 2026

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Public health policy should be grounded in established evidence that acknowledges uncertainty: a response to The Lancet series on ultra-processed foods

  • by Daniel B. Ibsen, Michael Fridén, Georgia D. Tomova, Natalia Ortega, Peter W.G. Tennant

  • September 28, 2026

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