Researchers found no association between ultra-processed foods and bowel cancer in a major study. They analyzed many people in the US and saw no increase in bowel cancer risk from eating more highly processed foods. However, professionals say not all highly processed foods are the same. Some may be higher-risk for colorectal cancer than others.
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