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I recently started using the Yuka app to scan food and cosmetic products for health information. Some of the ratings surprised me, as they dont match what I’ve heard elsewhere. Im curious about the data sources Yuka uses and whether the accuracy of its scores has been independently verified. Are there limitations or biases in its methodology?
