AICR’s Brockton: Annals studies on red, processed meat don’t change facts on health outcomes; also, funding is “murky”

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The recommendations on red and processed meats have not changed much over three decades, because the fact is that red and processed meats are associated with increased health risks, said Nigel Brockton, vice president of research at the American Institute for Cancer Research.

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