Children who eat a lot of sugary, fatty processed foods early in life may develop long-lasting changes in the brain that make unhealthy eating harder to break later on. | Collector
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Children who eat a lot of sugary, fatty processed foods early in life may develop long-lasting changes in the brain that make unhealthy eating harder to break later on.
Children who eat a lot of sugary, fatty processed foods early in life may develop long-lasting changes in the brain that make unhealthy eating harder to break later on.
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