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Are All Grilled Foods Equally Harmful?

Not all grilled foods pose the same level of risk. For instance, vegetables and fruits do not form HCAs because they lack creatine, a component found in muscle meats. However, they can still accumulate PAHs if cooked over an open flame.

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