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English beef association responds to meat and cancer claims

30/10/2015

Following a report by the World Health Organisation’s International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) that concluded processed meat ‘probably’ causes cancer, English beef and sheep association AHDB has responded with a statement. “IARC isn’t saying eating red and processed meat as part of a balanced diet causes cancer: no single food causes...

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