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We Have Abundant Food. Why Is Our Health — and the Planet’s — So Bad?

Published on: Wednesday 15 May 2019

(Chad, Mali, Cameroon and Guyana, one study says.) By understanding how and when ... us to early graves after long torment from diet-induced illnesses; our colossal health-care bills will impoverish ...

News source: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/15/books/review/bee-wilson-way-we-eat-now.html

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