The Aporia · Susie Burrell

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2

2026-09-20 – 2026-10-11

Claims per article

27

54 extracted in total

Hedged claims

6%

corpus average 9%

Typical length

5,102

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Writes for The Sydney Morning Herald.

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Australiansthe Heart Foundationthe Journal of Nutrition

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2026-10-11 · The Sydney Morning Herald · Health

No, eggs don’t actually increase cholesterol levels (plus four more common myths)

no other outlet in the corpus covered this

2026-09-20 · The Sydney Morning Herald · Health

Nine dietitian-approved ways to pack in more protein at breakfast

no other outlet in the corpus covered this

2026-09-20 · Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News

Nine dietitian-approved ways to pack in more protein at breakfast

🔮 Opt for a dense grain bread – two slices will provide at least 6-8g of protein – and fill with lean protein such as leftover chicken breast, turkey, lean meat patty, tuna, salmon, egg or cottage cheese along with some salad leaves and your favourite spread, for a tasty, filling breakfast meal that can be eaten on the run. assertive

2026-10-11 · Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News

No, eggs don’t actually increase cholesterol levels (plus four more common myths)

🔮 While gym bros may load up on the egg whites as a concentrated protein source, not enjoying the nutrient-rich yolks would be a real shame nutritionally. assertive

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