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The new fight over raw milk, explained

The new fight over raw milk, explained
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Raw milk is displayed for sale at a grocery store in Torrance, California, on November 29, 2024. | Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images Almost a century ago, public health agencies began mandating that milk be pasteurized for human consumption. We’ve been fighting about it ever since. Many, many scientific studies have shown that the process of pasteurization — heating milk to 161° F for 15 se

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Dismissive characterization of RFK Jr.'s report as 'full of AI slop and fake citations'Describes raw milk claims as 'without evidence' while presenting health agency positions as definitiveUses loaded terms like 'food freedom activists' in quotation marks suggesting skepticismloaded languageone-sided source selectiondismissive framing of deregulation argumentssource selectionframing of issuesomission of perspectivesloaded language targeting RFK Jr./MAHA reportinstitutional source prioritization (FDA/CDC)skeptical framing of 'health freedom' and raw milk benefits

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