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The image displays data on percentages of deaths from heart disease and cancer and calories from processed foods across various countries. Hungary: Heart and cancer deaths 90%, calories 40%. USA: Heart and cancer deaths 70%, calories 40%. Belgium: Heart and cancer deaths 70%, calories 30%. Sweden: Heart and cancer deaths 60%, calories 20%. Finland: Heart and cancer deaths 50%, calories 40%. Portugal: Heart and cancer deaths 40%, calories 20%. Venezuela: Heart and cancer deaths 30%, calories 30%. Greece: Heart and cancer deaths 20%, calories 20%. Mexico: Heart and cancer deaths 20%, calories 10%. Korea: Heart and cancer deaths 10%, calories 30%. Thailand: Heart and cancer deaths 10%, calories approximately 3%. Laos: Heart and cancer deaths 1%, calories 2%.
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The bar chart shows how many people die from heart disease and cancer in different countries, and how much processed food they eat. It compares 10 countries.
In general, the countries that eat more processed food also have more people dying from these diseases. Countries like Hungary, USA, and Belgium have the highest numbers for both.
Hungary has the most deaths from heart disease and cancer, around 85%, and also eats the most processed food, about 100%. USA and Belgium are also high in both. Sweden and Finland also have high death rates and eat a lot of processed food.
On the other hand, Laos has the lowest numbers, with very few people dying (less than 10%) and also very little processed food eaten. Thailand and Korea are also low in both. Greece and Mexico are somewhere in the middle.
In conclusion, the more processed food people eat, the more they die from heart disease and cancer, but not always exactly the same.
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