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"likely culprits in contributing to rising case rates" So what they've said is that dietary changes to diets rich in processed foods are contributors, that doe
by NoPicklez 3y ago
"likely culprits in contributing to rising case rates"
So what they've said is that dietary changes to diets rich in processed foods are contributors, that doesn't mean it is the only thing and not what you suggest but one contributor.
- instagib 3y agoagreed and the rest of the quote: “But many think that the answers are still buried in studies that have tracked the lives and health of children born half a century ago. “If it had been a single smoking gun, our studies would have at least pointed to one factor,” says Sonia Kupfer, a gastroenterologist at the University of Chicago in Illinois. “But it doesn’t seem to be that — it seems to be a combination of many different factors.” They refer to a study of 20k expecting mothers and their children then data from all. There’s also the (MVP) million veterans program that has a lot of data including dna to be analyzed. There is medical records, location information, etc. Many things to correlate if they choose to put them all together.
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