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Eating less protein could have surprising health benefits, new study finds
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Could online grocery shopping help families eat healthier?
Angela Rivera
Angela Rivera
Reporter · Niagara Falls, NY
Angela holds a degree in Public Health from the University of Albany and has spent more than six years reporting on health issues and wellness initiatives in the Niagara area. She has been previously affiliated with the Niagara Gazette, where she covered local health programs and community initiatives aimed at improving public health.
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BUFFALO — A University at Buffalo research team is launching a study to find out if preloading online grocery carts with healthy ingredients can improve the diets of families with young children at risk for obesity.
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