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RFK Jr's report blames diet, chemicals, 'overmedicalization' for unhealthy youth

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New ReviewThe Trump administration has released a new strategy aimed at addressed chronic illness in children. (Scripps News)
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Liver cancer crisis looming as prevention lags, says Lancet report

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A new report from The Lancet reveals that three out of five liver cancer cases worldwide are linked to preventable risk factors, with obesity-related cases on the rise.
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Belly fat can be dangerous. Here are some ways to reduce it

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Belly fat not only grows outward, but internally and wraps itself around vital organs, which can trigger inflammation. It can increase a person's risk of developing chronic diseases including heart disease, Type 2 diabetes and cancer.
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Baby foods filled with hidden sugar

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While most parents try to avoid giving their young children too much sugar, a recent study found that nearly two-thirds of infants and almost all toddlers are eating added sugars in their food.
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Plant-Based Meat Could Save Quarter-Million Animals

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Animal welfare group World Protection’s Ben Williamson told Cheddar that plant-based alternatives like Beyond Meat or Impossible Foods already could be having a large impact on livestock animals.
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Amazon Soars Past Expectations in Q1 Earnings

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Amazon ($AMZN) also posted $59.7 billion in revenue for Q1, which was on par with investor expectations and is up 17 percent from the $51.04 billion predicted a year ago.
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KIND Calls For Transparent Ingredients With NYC Pop-Up

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KIND unveiled a pop-up display in New York City on Wednesday to showcase the different sugars and artificial sweeteners hidden in top-selling snacks and challenged its competitors to be more transparent about their ingredients.
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As Nunavut struggles with food insecurity, students step up to help feed their peers

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Food prices in Canada's north are so high that 7 out of 10 young people there go hungry. A Nunavut high school is now trying to fight this food insecurity with a free hot lunch program run by the school's food studies class.
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Canadian pediatricians issue new guidance on food allergies

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Navigating food allergies can be a confusing path for parents. The Canadian Paediatric Association hopes to clear up that confusion with new guidance. It says feeding babies allergens early should prevent reactions later. The CBC's...
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Cheddar Awards: Top Food Trends of 2018

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Now that avocado toast has lost its luster and bacon is going back in the frying pan where it belongs, some new food trends are dominating. Here are the flavors and fads of 2018 that captured our appetites.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar's Baking Start-Up Is Here to Take on Betty Crocker

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Partners Galit Laibow, Greg Fleishman, and Gellar told Cheddar in an interview Thursday that, as parents of small children, they saw an opportunity to re-imagine the baking process when they noticed that most of the baking mixes on the...
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From Buffy to Betty Crocker: Sarah Michelle Gellar Launches Baking Start-Up

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Sarah Michelle Gellar wants to slay the baking industry. The actress formerly known as "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and her two partners are the brains behind Foodstirs, a new organic, non-GMO line of baking products that seek to inject...
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Petco Appeals to 'Pet Parents' With New Natural Pet Food Initiatives

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With pet owners increasingly treating their animals like children, Petco is announcing new initiatives to meet its customers' demand for healthier, more wholesome pet food. Petco CEO Ron Coughlin joined Cheddar on Tuesday to discuss the...
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Petco Appeals to 'Pet Parents' With All-Natural Pet Food Initiatives

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Petco will phase out dog and cat food containing artificial ingredients and preservatives entirely by May 2019. Petco CEO Ron Coughlin told Cheddar Tuesday that the decision to move to a wholly natural-ingredient line was part of a...
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The reality behind food sensitivity tests | CBC Marketplace

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Some companies are offering food sensitivity tests to pinpoint foods that might be making you sick. While they've caught on, some doctors warn about reading too much into the results.
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Milk and Eggs' Farm-To-Table Grocery Delivery Service

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Grocery delivery has a new player in Los Angeles: Milk and Eggs. This service connects consumers with farmers and food producers, and the food is delivered straight from the source, made fresh for every order. Kenneth Wu, CEO and founder...
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Amazon Planning 3,000 Cashier-less Stores By 2021

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Amazon is reportedly planning a massive expansion of its Amazon Go brick-and-mortar concept from four locations now to 3,000 in three years. The stores use a complex web of cameras and sensors to allow customers to walk in, take items...
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Amazon Planning 3,000 Cashierless Stores By 2021

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Amazon is reportedly planning a massive expansion of its Amazon Go brick-and-mortar concept from four locations now to 3,000 in three years. The stores use a complex web of cameras and sensors to allow customers to walk in, take items...
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Conagra Brands Buying Pinnacle Foods in $10.9 billion Deal

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The packaged food company bought Pinnacle Foods for over $8 billion in a combined cash and stock deal. With debt, the deal is valued close to $11 billion. The two companies, that together own brands like Bird’s Eye and Healthy Choice,...
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Conagra Buying Pinnacle Foods in $10.9 Billion Deal

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The packaged food company bought Pinnacle Foods for over $8 billion in cash and stock. With debt, the deal is valued close to $11 billion. The two companies, which together own brands like Bird’s Eye and Healthy Choice, would create the...
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Amazon's new store

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Renee Filippone reports on Amazon's new high-tech, checkout-free grocery store
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Saturated fat is not the big problem

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Instead of focusing just on saturated fat in the diet, the emphasis should be on eating 'real food,' getting regular exercise and lowering stress, U.K. cardiologists argue
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The Meal-Kit Market Is Heating Up

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The question is, "how long before it burns out?" Mark Mahaney, Managing Director at RBC Capital, explains what partnerships like Amazon/Olo, and Albertsons/Plated could signal for e-commerce.
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How Amazon Is Using Kohl's to Make its Brick and Mortar Footprint

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Fred McClimans, author for Seeking Alpha, discusses the rise of A.I. across industries and why so many companies, including Salesforce, are making major investments in the technology. McClimans also discusses the recent deal between...