Most of the popular items and food outlets advertised on Uber Eats are unhealthy, and almost 90 percent of the options marked as 'healthy' are in fact unhealthy.
That's according to new research from the University of Sydney and the University of Auckland, which reviewed publicly available data from the food delivery service.
Co-investigator Dr Rajshri Roy from the University of Auckland, also a registered deitician, joins The Panel to discuss the research findings.
