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Why cereal and bread could actually be good for you

Nutritional quality matters far more than processing level for long-term health, a new study has found.

Reported by The Age
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INCIDENT FUSION

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The AgeWhy cereal and bread could actually be good for youSydney Morning HeraldWhy cereal and bread could actually be good for youSydney Morning HeraldWhy cereal and bread could actually be good for youThe AgeWhy cereal and bread could actually be good for you
INCIDENT EVOLUTION

12 recorded states

Signal first indexedP1 · 68% quality · 1 source

Corroboration 1→2 sources · quality 68→72P1 · 72% quality · 2 sources

Quality 72→76P1 · 76% quality · 2 sources

Quality 76→80P1 · 80% quality · 2 sources

Quality 80→84P1 · 84% quality · 2 sources

Quality 84→88P1 · 88% quality · 2 sources

Quality 88→92P1 · 92% quality · 2 sources

Corroboration 2→3 sources · quality 92→99P1 · 99% quality · 3 sources

Corroboration 3→4 sourcesP1 · 99% quality · 4 sources

Source details updatedP1 · 99% quality · 4 sources

Corroboration 4→3 sourcesP1 · 99% quality · 3 sources

Corroboration 4→3 sourcesP1 · 99% quality · 3 sources

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