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Americans Are Eating a Bit Healthier, Study SaysFewer Americans eat what experts consider a poor-quality diet, a new study finds.
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Food Labels Have You Confused? Try the No-Label DietThe FDA has finalized its new food labeling requirement, but I call for a "no-label" diet of whole foods that don't require labeling.
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New Patch Analyzes Sweat to Detect Blood Sugar LevelsA stick-on patch could tracks blood sugar levels and even deliver a drug if they get too high, according to a new study.
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'Ultraprocessed' Foods Make Up More Than Half of Americans' DietsUltraprocessed and extra-sugary foods make up a majority of Americans' daily diet.
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Is Soda Consumption Falling Flat?New CDC report finds 30.1 percent of Americans reported drinking a sugary beverage once a day in 2013, down from 50.6 percent in 2010.
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This Sugar May Be New Weapon Against FructoseFight sugar with sugar? A new study in mice suggests it might work.
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What Is Prediabetes? New Quiz Reveals Your RiskBy taking a 1-minute quiz, you can find out if you're at risk for prediabetes. The quiz is part of a new public service campaign.
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Gulp. Sugary Drinks Linked to 'Deep' FatPeople who drink sugary beverages, such as soda or fruit juice, daily tend to gain a type of body fat associated with diabetes and heart disease, a new study finds.
