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Can Eating Junk Food Increase The Risk Of These Common Fatty Liver diseases?
- Wednesday November 13, 2024
- Health | Aayushi Singh Chauhan
This article explores how eating junk food raises the risk of fatty liver diseases, examines symptoms, and highlights specific foods that can negatively impact liver health.
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Ice Cream And Potato Chips Are As Addictive As Drugs, Study Finds
- Thursday October 19, 2023
- Science | Edited by Nikhil Pandey
The analysis examined 281 studies from 36 different countries, and it was revealed that a significant 14 percent of adults are addicted to ultra-processed foods (UPFs).
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Junk, Processed Food And Cancer: Link Decoded
- Friday February 4, 2022
- Health | NDTV
The ultra processed food is those formulations which have been chemically modified to be hyper-palatable by adding colors, flavors, emulsifiers etc. These are made quite attractive and promoted very well leading to a higher acceptance.
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World Cancer Day 2022: What Is The Link Between Sugar Consumption And Cancer?
- Friday February 4, 2022
- Health | Pooja Malhotra
There is a lot of confusing information and advice about the role of sugar in cancer development. Now every cell in our body uses blood sugar (glucose) for energy. But cancer cells use almost 200 times more glucose than normal cells.
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COVID-19: Management Of Non Communicable Diseases During A Pandemic
- Thursday July 30, 2020
- Dr Karan Thakur
Even though the focus currently is on COVID-19 releated issues, it is important to follow a healthy lifestyle, avoid too much junk food and exercise regularly in order to prevent catching non communicable diseases.
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World Cancer Day 2020: 6 Cancer-Causing Foods And Drinks That You Need To Quit Now
- Tuesday February 4, 2020
- Health | Written by Garima Arora
World Cancer Day 2020: Did you know that microwave popcorn and processed food are the most commonly-known cancer causing foods? Read here to know more of such foods and why you need to quit them as early as possible, in order to be cancer-free.
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Kids Addicted To Internet Ask For More Junk Food: Study
- Thursday October 18, 2018
- Food | NDTV Food Desk
Young children who spent more than half an hour a day on internet are almost twice as likely to pester their parents for junk food as per the researchers from the University of Liverpool and Cancer Research UK.
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TV Ads Trigger Junk Food Cravings In Teens And Pre-Teens, Says Study
- Wednesday January 17, 2018
- Food | NDTV Food Desk
A report by Cancer Research UK has found a link between high exposure to TV ads and increased consumption of junk food by kids between ages 11 to 19.
- www.ndtv.com
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Fatty Diet May Increase Risk Of Intestinal Tumour
- Thursday September 29, 2016
- Health | Indo-Asian News Service
Specific types of high-fat diets -- based on corn or coconut oils like those found in certain salad dressings and ice cream -- may increase risk of tumour formation in intestinal cancer, finds a study.
- www.ndtv.com
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Can Eating Junk Food Increase The Risk Of These Common Fatty Liver diseases?
- Wednesday November 13, 2024
- Health | Aayushi Singh Chauhan
This article explores how eating junk food raises the risk of fatty liver diseases, examines symptoms, and highlights specific foods that can negatively impact liver health.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Ice Cream And Potato Chips Are As Addictive As Drugs, Study Finds
- Thursday October 19, 2023
- Science | Edited by Nikhil Pandey
The analysis examined 281 studies from 36 different countries, and it was revealed that a significant 14 percent of adults are addicted to ultra-processed foods (UPFs).
- www.ndtv.com
-
Junk, Processed Food And Cancer: Link Decoded
- Friday February 4, 2022
- Health | NDTV
The ultra processed food is those formulations which have been chemically modified to be hyper-palatable by adding colors, flavors, emulsifiers etc. These are made quite attractive and promoted very well leading to a higher acceptance.
- www.ndtv.com
-
World Cancer Day 2022: What Is The Link Between Sugar Consumption And Cancer?
- Friday February 4, 2022
- Health | Pooja Malhotra
There is a lot of confusing information and advice about the role of sugar in cancer development. Now every cell in our body uses blood sugar (glucose) for energy. But cancer cells use almost 200 times more glucose than normal cells.
- www.ndtv.com
-
COVID-19: Management Of Non Communicable Diseases During A Pandemic
- Thursday July 30, 2020
- Dr Karan Thakur
Even though the focus currently is on COVID-19 releated issues, it is important to follow a healthy lifestyle, avoid too much junk food and exercise regularly in order to prevent catching non communicable diseases.
- doctor.ndtv.com
-
World Cancer Day 2020: 6 Cancer-Causing Foods And Drinks That You Need To Quit Now
- Tuesday February 4, 2020
- Health | Written by Garima Arora
World Cancer Day 2020: Did you know that microwave popcorn and processed food are the most commonly-known cancer causing foods? Read here to know more of such foods and why you need to quit them as early as possible, in order to be cancer-free.
- www.ndtv.com
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Kids Addicted To Internet Ask For More Junk Food: Study
- Thursday October 18, 2018
- Food | NDTV Food Desk
Young children who spent more than half an hour a day on internet are almost twice as likely to pester their parents for junk food as per the researchers from the University of Liverpool and Cancer Research UK.
- www.ndtv.com
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TV Ads Trigger Junk Food Cravings In Teens And Pre-Teens, Says Study
- Wednesday January 17, 2018
- Food | NDTV Food Desk
A report by Cancer Research UK has found a link between high exposure to TV ads and increased consumption of junk food by kids between ages 11 to 19.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Fatty Diet May Increase Risk Of Intestinal Tumour
- Thursday September 29, 2016
- Health | Indo-Asian News Service
Specific types of high-fat diets -- based on corn or coconut oils like those found in certain salad dressings and ice cream -- may increase risk of tumour formation in intestinal cancer, finds a study.
- www.ndtv.com