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It's time to wave goodbye to limits on how much fat we eat

With evidence showing low-fat diets can be harmful, official advice on total fat intake should be consigned to history, say Dariush Mozaffarian and David Ludwig

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Hornless cattle will herald a gene-editing revolution on farms

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Hornless cattle will herald a gene-editing revolution on farms

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Trans fats, not saturated fat, linked to heart disease risk

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Trans fats, not saturated fat, linked to heart disease risk

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Iron-age Britons engaged in mysterious pig trotter festivals

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Iron-age Britons engaged in mysterious pig trotter festivals

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Foaming mad

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Bitter foods are healthy: How to cook them like a pro

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Bitter foods are healthy: How to cook them like a pro

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May contain rubbish – food labelling rules are failing us

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May contain rubbish – food labelling rules are failing us

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Cherry tomatoes and broccoli in fast food containers

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Bitter truth: How we're making fruit and veg less healthy

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So many milks: But do their health claims really stack up?

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Everything you need to know about lactose intolerance

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Everything you need to know about lactose intolerance

Not everyone who consumes milk regularly can digest it, and people who think they are lactose intolerant may not be. New Scientist puts things in perspective

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Genetic engineering creates rice strain that makes less methane

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Time to ditch milk? Exploring the dairy dilemma

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Astronauts prepare to take first bite of salad grown in space

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Underwater farmers grow strawberries in balloon gardens

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