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Ultra-Processed Food - The Scope for Government Action and Health Policy

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Explore a comprehensive conference session examining the health impacts and policy challenges surrounding ultra-processed foods through presentations from leading international experts. Learn about the industrial processing methods that disrupt food matrices, the extensive use of additives, and their effects on palatability and consumer appeal. Gain insights from researchers and policy experts from institutions including WHO, NIH, and various universities as they discuss observational studies and trials linking these foods to weight gain and chronic diseases. Understand the marketing strategies targeting young consumers, the economic factors driving widespread consumption, and emerging governmental attempts to regulate and tax ultra-processed foods. Through over 6 hours of detailed presentations, examine the complex challenges of implementing effective policy approaches to address the health implications of ultra-processed foods while promoting consumption of minimally processed alternatives.

Syllabus

00:00:00 - - Welcome remarks
00:21:14 - - Dr Mathilde Touvier, Inserm
00:38:00 - - Dr Kevin Hall, NIH
01:26:20 - - Dr Francesco Branca, WHO
01:48:30 - - Dr Gyorgy Scrinis, University of Melbourne
02:13:36 - - Dr Camila Corvalan, University of Chile
03:28:09 - - Dr Phillip Baker, University of Sydney
03:52:23 - - Prof. Emma Boyland, University of Liverpool
04:04:34 - - Dr Eszter Vamos, Imperial College London
04:25:28 - - Prof. Amandine Garde, University of Liverpool
04:46:30 - - Dr Fabio Da Silva Gomes, PAHO
05:01:50 - - Barbara Crowther, Sustain
05:37:18 - - Baroness Walmsley, House of Lords
06:07:03 - - Dr Chris van Tulleken, UCL
06:32:26 - - Prof. Franco Sassi, Imperial College London

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