Dr Chris van Tulleken on Ultra Processed People

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Speaker Series

TL;DR from Digital Science

13 episodes

5 days ago

We meet the people reshaping the world of research. Each month, we sit down with influential thought leaders, innovators, and changemakers from across the research ecosystem to explore their ideas, insights, and the impact of their work. From open science and research integrity to cutting-edge data innovation and collaboration, our conversations uncover how technology, policy, and culture are transforming the way we discover, share, and apply knowledge. Join us as we navigate the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of research—one conversation at a time.

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Dr Chris van Tulleken on Ultra Processed People

Speaker Series

33 minutes 11 seconds

1 year ago

Dr Chris van Tulleken on Ultra Processed People

Dr Chris van Tulleken is an award-winning broadcaster, practising NHS doctor and leading academic, and author of "Ultra-Processed People: Why Do We All Eat Stuff That Isn't Food ... and Why Can't We Stop?"

In this episode, Chris dives into the science behind ultra-processed foods and their profound impact on our health, bodies, and society. Drawing on insights from his book, Chris unpacks the hidden mechanisms that shape our modern diets and discusses what we can do to reclaim control over what we eat. Dr Suze Kundu chats with Chris about how thinks we can challenge ourselves to think differently about the food industry, our health, and the role of science in uncovering the truth.

Series lead and interviewer: ⁠Dr Suze Kundu⁠, Director of Researcher and Community Engagement, ⁠Digital Science⁠. Filming and production support: Huw James, Science Story Lab. Recorded in September 2023.