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