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U.S.

Sugar-Free Schweppes Ginger Ale Had Sugar in It, Pepsi Recalls Products

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Business

India Planning First Export Ban on Sugar in Years

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Too Much Candy: Man from Massachusetts Died After Eating Bags of Black Licorice

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Life&Style

Foods and Drinks That Are Not Obviously High in Sugar

Science/Health

Sugar industry paid handsomely to make fat, not sugar, the villain of heart disease

Science/Health

Comets Seeded Life On Earth With Ribose And Essential Building Blocks

Science/Health

Single Serving Of Kids’ Fruit Juices Contains Too Much Sugar

Science/Health

Kissing Bugs Feast On Tomatoes, Too

Science/Health

Half Of Calories In American Diet Come From 'Ultra-Processed' Foods, Study Says

Science/Health

Plants: New Study Reveals How Plant Parts Communicate In Order To Benefit Whole

Science/Health

Habits Are Hard To Break; Here's Why, Say Scientists

Life&Style

National Hot Buttered Rum Day Is Jan. 17! (VIDEO)

Life&Style

Salad Dressing Ideas To Make Healthy Eating More Fun

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New Dietary Guidelines OK Lean Meat, But Cut Added Sugar

Science/Health

Sugar: Children Eat As Much As They Weigh Annually, U.K. Health Officials Warn

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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