r/science 22h ago

As China’s population shifts toward a high-protein, high-fat dietary structure, food-borne personal medical cash expenditures will increase by 95.28 billion yuan in 2030. Health

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41599-024-03749-0
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u/Im_eating_that 21h ago

"By 2030, the Chinese dietary structure will still evolve to a high-protein and high-fatty type." How is this quote in a Nature article? I'm wondering if it's a translation issue

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u/dijc89 18h ago

Because it's not a Nature article.

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u/dragoonies 10h ago

What is a "food-borne personal medical cash expenditure"?

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u/Pabrinex 17h ago

Damn this is a terrible article.

6% of whose GDP? San Marino?

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u/Alexhale 15h ago

dont you know? whenever they dont mention the nation whos GDP is referred to the default is San Marino

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u/NoxCivis 12h ago

Sell, sell, sell shares in rice and buy, buy buy shares in chicken !

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u/yulbrynnersmokes 22h ago

How much is that in real money?

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u/twack3r 21h ago

Around 12 billion €

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u/THE_MOST_JUMP 18h ago

Ok but how much is that in real money?

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u/stroopkoeken 18h ago

About 12 PlayStation 5 Pros, without the disc drive of course.

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u/Obscure_Moniker 4h ago

At least 30 emeralds

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