Unhealthy diets contribute to diabetes and other non-communicable diseases which cost the world $8.1 trillion annually, according to a new report on the State of Food Security by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. It argues for making fruits and vegetables more accessible as a way to promote health and avoid costs.
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