Food safety in the United States: Research roundup
2014 review of recent research papers on a variety of food safety issues affecting U.S. consumers.
2014 review of recent research papers on a variety of food safety issues affecting U.S. consumers.
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2015 review of recent research and relevant data that can help put peanut and food allergies in context, with a look at medical facts and trends relating to regulation.
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2014 study in the Review of Economic Studies that explores a dataset of household purchases to estimate the relationship between food prices and population in 49 U.S. cities.
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2014 study from Harvard and LSE suggesting that standard explanations for U.S. residents’ relatively poor health are not sufficient and social policy needs to be examined more thoroughly.
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2014 study published in International Food and Agribusiness Journal Review on U.S. and Canadian consumers’ perceptions of the terms “organic” and “local.”
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2014 National Bureau of Economic Research study suggesting that it is better to tax unhealthy ingredients broadly rather than specific brands, goods and products.
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2013 research review relating to various aspects of life and culture for people of Mexican origin residing in the United States. Data, relevant studies.
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2012 study in Archives of Internal Medicine providing a definitive look at the strong connection between the eating of red meat and the chances of early death.
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2012 study in Urban Studies on the availability of and demand for fresh fruit and vegetables in a low-income neighborhood of Detroit.
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2012 metastudy in the journal Nature on the differences in crop yields between organic farming and conventional industrialized agriculture.
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