
14th February 2020
Why Adding Exercise Labels to Food is a Bad Idea
A recent study suggests exercise advice on food could help tackle the obesity crisis, but it poses more problems than it solves
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14th February 2020
A recent study suggests exercise advice on food could help tackle the obesity crisis, but it poses more problems than it solves
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16th December 2019
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