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In the Media
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In the Media
CPC Fellow Barry Popkin says ultraprocessed foods are worsening diets, driving overeating, and exposing consumers to toxins.
NBC News | December 2, 2025
U.S. is far behind other countries in labeling ultraprocessed foods, says CPC Fellow Barry Popkin.
WRAL | December 1, 2025
Increasing the U.S. birth rate requires more than one-time payments to mothers, says CPC Director Karen Guzzo.
The Deseret News | November 29, 2025
CPC Director Karen Guzzo joins WABE’s Health Wanted podcast to discuss Pronatalism and ‘The Fertility Crisis’ in the U.S.
WABE | November 21, 2025
Embracing my silly side makes me a better scientist. I wish I’d done it sooner.
Science | November 20, 2025
Can Loving Yourself and Others Protect Your Health?
Greater Good | November 18, 2025
Ultra-Processed Foods and Human Health
The Lancet | November 18, 2025
New fellowship addresses ‘critical issue’ of rural maternal care deserts
Healio | November 6, 2025
Low birth rates have been mainstreamed without being well-understood, says CPC Director Karen Guzzo
WBUR | October 30, 2025
Food allergies can make Halloween tricky to navigate
NC Health News | October 28, 2025
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