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Addicted to junk food? Big tobacco is partly to blame, says new research
In the 1980s, RJ Reynolds and Phillip Morris bought Kraft and Nabisco, pumping their food with sugar, fat, sodium, and other additives that made people crave them.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readIn the 1980s, RJ Reynolds and Phillip Morris bought Kraft and Nabisco, pumping their food with sugar, fat, sodium, and other additives that made people crave them.
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3 of 5Online dating apps are colliding with cryptocurrency and human trafficking- 0:00As Israel plans Gaza invasion, Biden prepares Mideast trip
- 8:01Lessons for Israel from US 9/11 response
- 18:30Addicted to junk food? Big tobacco is partly to blame, says new researchYou’re reading this
- 27:13Romance scam is tricking people out of hundreds of thousands of dollars
- 36:25Move over, ‘Ted Lasso.’ Comedy TV’s new phase is darker