Oncology
Ultra-processed food may leave a metabolic fingerprint in the blood.
A new EPIC metabolomics study found that higher ultra-processed food intake was associated with 22 circulating metabolites and eight plasma fatty acids. The findings do not prove causation or create a clinical test, but they strengthen the case for moving nutrition policy beyond calories and personal responsibility toward food environments, affordability, marketing and industry accountability.
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