
People who eat a vegetarian diet tend to consume more ultra-processed foods (UPFs) than those who eat meat, a study has found.
Researchers at Imperial College London looked at data on the eating habits of 200,000 people taken from the UK Biobank.

People who eat a vegetarian diet tend to consume more ultra-processed foods (UPFs) than those who eat meat, a study has found.
Researchers at Imperial College London looked at data on the eating habits of 200,000 people taken from the UK Biobank.