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A dangerous new label for red meat

Public Health

27 Oct 2015

The World Health Organization has announced that red meat will join its list of carcinogenic substances following consultations with scientists from ten nations. But just how strong is the evidence, and are you eating too much of it? Check out these infographics from the Cancer Research UK for the full story.

Credit: Cancer Research UK

Credit: Cancer Research UK

Credit: Cancer Research UK

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