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flag Soybean oil, high in linoleic acid, may raise obesity and diabetes risk, a new study finds.

flag A new study links soybean oil, widely used in U.S. and global diets, to increased obesity risk due to its high linoleic acid content, an omega-6 fatty acid. flag Researchers at UC Riverside found that excessive intake may contribute to metabolic issues like inflammation and type 2 diabetes, suggesting that limiting linoleic acid could help reduce obesity risk. flag The findings highlight concerns about the oil's prevalence in processed foods and home cooking, calling for further research into its long-term health effects.

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