How misinformation is making us fear our food

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Dr. Jess Steier explores the rise of food-related misinformation on social media and its potential consequences, and how influencers and even some health organizations spread fear-based claims about common ingredients and food production methods. They prey upon our understandable desire to keep ourselves and our family healthy and safe. Read the article on the The Hill website.

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