New star rating system helps people make informed decisions about diet and healthy habits ihme_uw NatureMedicine
"There has been extensive research on the links between various risks and health outcomes, but findings are often very different across studies," explained Dr. Christopher Murray, Director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation and a lead author of the study.
In many areas, IHME found that the link between a risk factor and a health outcome was weaker than some might believe. Nearly two-thirds of the risk-outcome pairs investigated—112 out of 180—received only a one- or two-star rating. These include widely publicized pairings such as diet high in unprocessed red meat andIn other cases, IHME's analysis confirmed widely held consensus.
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