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Bowel Cancer – Red & Processed Meat
Rachel Clark, Daphne Katsikioti
Diet Change: The Impact on Agriculture & Ecological Conditions
Perrine Larouche, Ursula Arens
Roundtable on Soya Nutrition Health and Sustainability
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On the Blog
Key resources: Bowel cancer – red and processed meats
Following our recent webinar, we’ve pulled together key resources on the topic of bowel cancer and the link to red and processed meat
Soya is safe and healthy
Soya consumption is increasing in the UK. Our new expert report shows it’s safe, healthy and sustainable.
Plant-based eating for the health of people and the planet
To mark Earth Day, guest blogger Dr Gemma Newman, aka The Plant Doctor, discusses how and why to encourage plant-based eating
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