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BREAKING — New Scientist reports that psychologist Kimberley Wilson is making the case for diet as a critical, underutilized lever for mental health improvement, challenging the prevailing assumption that therapy and medication are the only viable paths forward. The argument, as framed by the outlet, is not that traditional treatments should be displaced but that nutrition represents a parallel and largely neglected dimension of care. This reframing carries weight at a moment when public conversation about mental health is both more open and more medically conventional than ever before.
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