So'otaga i mea'ai ma faama'i ogaoga

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O se su'esu'ega na faamaopoopoina i Ausetalia ma na faasalalauina ana faai'uga i le Birtish Medical Journal, na faaalia ai le mautino o so'otaga i le itu'aiga mea'ai ma nisi o faama'i ogaoga.

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Published 31 March 2024 5:04pm

By Peggy Giakoumelos

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O se su'esu'ega na faamaopoopoina i Ausetalia ma na faasalalauina ana faai'uga i le Birtish Medical Journal, na faaalia ai le mautino o so'otaga i le itu'aiga mea'ai ma nisi o faama'i ogaoga.

Ua iloa ai le so'otaga i mea'ai e tele ai le suka ma le masima ma faama'i o le fatu ma le suka. O loo faitioina ai Kamupani e gaosia ma faatauina mea'ai e vave ona faatau ae o vevela (fast foods) i le tu'uina o le suka, masima ma ga'o o manu fasi i mea'ai e faamanogi ai ae o le i'uga o le tino puta ma faama'i ogaoga.