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Big Tobacco hooked us on ultra-processed foods. It might teach us how to cut back.
National Public Radio | June 9, 2026
New research shows how past incarceration affects people later in life
Prison Policy Initiative | June 9, 2026
Ultraprocessed food scientists say Americans are ‘fed up’ with industry and government inaction
CNN | June 5, 2026
Leading Public Health Journal Suggests How To Define Ultra-Processed Foods
NOTUS | June 3, 2026
School board to choose a Chapel Hill school to close. Parents are bracing for the decision
WUNC | June 2, 2026
Sunny day flooding not as paradoxical as it may sound
Coastal Review | May 19, 2026
Ultraprocessed Foods in the U.S.: Recommended Definitions and Policies
Healthy Eating Research | May 18, 2026
New study authored by CPC Fellow Joaquin Alfredo-Angel Rubalcaba links farm program to healthier babies.
Naples Daily News | May 6, 2026
Why U.S. Birth Rates Are Dropping
WNYC | May 6, 2026
Despite the termination of many advisory committees to scientific federal agencies, CPC Fellow Barbara Entwisle hopes the need for expertise will facilitate the panels’ return.
Yahoo News | May 3, 2026
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