Does eating red meat increase the risk of chronic health problems?

Dr. Robin Miller, MD

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A recent study found that just one serving of red meat a day can increase the risk of heart disease and the risk of cancer. So how much red meat is safe to eat? To find out, watch this featuring Dr. Robin Miller.

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Health Value Of Foods

A healthy diet is rich in foods with high nutritional value, providing your body with the vitamins, minerals and other food nutrients it needs to protect against disease and maintain a healthy weight. To identify healthy foods, it's important to read nutrition labels and know the source of your food. Products advertised as whole-grain, organic or fortified may not necessarily be healthy for you. Find out how to get the most health value from various fruits, nuts, spices, oils and vegetables -- and learn which types of red meat and processed foods to avoid -- with expert advice from Sharecare.

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