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New study led by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health examined diets of 200,000 women and men.
It is the first large study to directly evaluate the impacts of adherence to recommendations in the 2019 EAT -Lancet report.
The study found that the risk of premature death was 30% lower in the top 10% of participants most closely adhering to the Planetary Health Diet ( PHD ).
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