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How the Western Diet Affects Global Food Choices
Foods that are popular in white-dominated, wealthy nations are often considered more desirable by developing countries, but they come with their own costs.
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Leila Dehghan
Leila Dehghan, doctor-turned-nutritionist, founded PlantEd Academy, offering plant-based nutrition courses, and Plant-based Health Justice, raising awareness about interconnected oppressions.
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