We need to talk about nuts — but not the salted variety. That is one message to emerge from a vast study of the eating habits of adults in 195 countries, which suggests that a poor diet is implicated in a fifth of deaths worldwide. This amounts to 11m lost lives in 2017, comfortably outstripping the estimated 7m who died from tobacco-related illnesses.
我們得說說堅果——但不是鹽漬過的那種。這是對195個國家的成年人飲食習慣進行的一項大規模研究傳達的其中一條訊息。這項研究表明，不良飲食與世界五分之一的死亡有關。這意味著，在2017年不良飲食與1100萬人的死亡有關，遠遠超過據估計死於與菸草有關的疾病的700萬人。
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