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Decoupled but reconcilable: a nutrition-feasible global reallocation lowers dietary inflammation and environmental footprints simultaneously in every country
Structured abstractO_ST_ABSBackgroundC_ST_ABSPro-inflammatory and high-environmental-impact diets both threaten population and planetary health, but whether the two objectives align or conflict across countries is unresolved. We tested whether a supply-based dietary inflammatory index (sDII) is coup
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