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Sugar-free foods and beverages may help your waistline, but they could come at a cost to your brain. A study from the University of São Paulo in Brazil suggests that artificial sweeteners may speed up cognitive decline — with two groups appearing to face the greatest risk, including people with a disease affecting more than 40 million Americans. “Low- and no-calorie sweeteners are often seen as a healthy alternative to sugar, however our findings suggest certain sweeteners may have negative effects on brain health over time,” study author Dr. Claudia Kimie Suemoto said in a press release. The researchers focused…
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Jacqueline Harpman’s book went viral 14 years after her death — and now she has a follow-up
Jacqueline Harpman has been dead for 14 years, but she’s living every author’s dream. She…
When Jessica Brown saw the news report detailing two separate stabbing events, one of which…
America’s love affair with the Blizzard is on ice. Since early 2025, Dairy Queen has…
Most expensive World Cup venues revealed — with some costing fans eye-popping $100 for snacks
Here’s where to get the most bang for your “Cup.” Trying to eat one’s fill…
Turks and Caicos Islands regularly draw Americans with their white-sand beaches — but US officials are…
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