Whenever I hear a health care professional telling people with type 2 diabetes or who are worried about getting cancer from “red meat” or “processed meats” to eat more chicken, I cringe.
Drop that T-bone! Or should you? Unpacking a large study of the risk of dying from routinely eating red meat.
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