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Katy Hallam

Katy Hallam

Verified

Audience Editor, Birmingham Mail

Birmingham

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Covers: local government features photojournalism local politics

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Total articles 15741

  • Doctor says one food is 'worse than smoking' and is leading cause of 'death'

    By Padma Murughappun, Sophie Buchan Verified, Katy Hallam Verified| Daily Express Verified Ultra-Processed Foods now leading cause of early death, warns BBC doctorDoctor Chris van Tulleken has claimed one particular food item is 'worse than smoking', and is now the biggest cause of 'early death' in humans and animals. Dr Chris van Tulleken (Image: Adam Gerrard / Daily Mirror)A leading physician has raised alarms on the widely-listened-to Diary of a CEO podcast, suggesting that a certain ubiquitous food item might be more lethal than smoking.

    By Padma Murughappun, Sophie Buchan Verified, Katy Hallam Verified · Daily Express

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Doctor says one food 'worse than smoking' and biggest cause of 'early death'

    By Katy Hallam Verified, Sophie Buchan Verified| Birmingham Mail Verified Dr Chris van Tulleken, who is a specialist in infectious diseases and science presenter for the BBC, has said that one food could be more dangerous than smokingDr Chris van Tulleken(Image: Adam Gerrard / Daily Mirror)A top doctor has sparked concern on the popular Diary of a CEO podcast, claiming that one commonly consumed food could be deadlier than smoking itself.

    By Katy Hallam Verified, Sophie Buchan Verified · Birmingham Mail

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Doctor says one food is 'worse than smoking' and is leading cause of 'death'

    By Padma Murughappun, Sophie Buchan Verified, Katy Hallam Verified| Daily Express Verified Ultra-Processed Foods now leading cause of early death, warns BBC doctorDoctor Chris van Tulleken has claimed one particular food item is 'worse than smoking', and is now the biggest cause of 'early death' in humans and animals. Dr Chris van Tulleken (Image: Adam Gerrard / Daily Mirror)A leading physician has raised alarms on the widely-listened-to Diary of a CEO podcast, suggesting that a certain ubiquitous food item might be more lethal than smoking.

    By Padma Murughappun, Sophie Buchan Verified, Katy Hallam Verified · Daily Express

    Apr. 21, 2025

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Birmingham Mail

Updated around the clock with Birmingham news, information, what's on, comment and in-depth coverage of Aston Villa, Birmingham City, West Brom, Warwickshire Cricket Club and other sports

Birmingham, United Kingdom

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