Junk food

Tomatoes

The key to eating more veggies? Trick your brain.

Food

By glamming up the labels on dining-hall veggies, Stanford psychologists got diners to eat their beets, mushrooms and carrots.

Brussels sprouts

Scientists think they may have found a way to rewire your brain to like healthy foods

Science
Mexicans are debating the role junk food plays in  Mexico's national obesity rate.

Mexico’s lawmakers are trying to reduce the appetite for sugary, fizzy drinks with new law

Health & Medicine
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What rats teach us about junk food

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