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Australia: where healthier diets are cheaper … ... but people spend more to eat badly
10 April 2017

Australians devote almost 60 cents of every dollar they spend on food to unhealthy stuff. They could eat better for less money, but “affordable luxuries” get in the way.

How much does a nutritious diet cost? Depends what you mean by "nutritious"
27 February 2017

You can eat a perfectly nutritious diet for a lot less money than the US government says you need. But would you want to?

In praise of meat, milk and eggs For poor people, a little animal source food goes a long way
1 February 2017

Giving up on animals as a source of food is a luxury that many people cannot afford. For poor people in developing countries, a bit of animal source food can greatly improve their health and wellbeing.

We need to talk about diets And nutrition …
13 December 2016

Bad diet is now the number one risk factor for disease. Is the world going to tackle the problem?

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