Healthful food for thought

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The clever tweet, written shortly after McDonald’s said in July it would include more fruit and fewer fries in its kid-oriented options, read something like this: “The Cookie Monster now eats vegetables and McDonald’s Happy Meal is healthy. Childhood is officially dead.” I don’t know where the tweet originated, and I certainly hope its conclusion is false. But one thing is certain: Our nutritional orientation is changing at the speed of light — especially ...

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