Memory Deficits Linked to Aspartame May Be Heritable, Study Says

Memory Deficits Linked to Aspartame May Be Heritable, Study Says

Concerns about aspartame and other artificial sweeteners usually focus on whether or not they increase cancer or cardiometabolic risks. Now a fresh investigation from Florida State University’s College of Medicine raises new questions about their effect on cognitive abilities. … [read more]

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Study Finds Unsweetened Coffee is Linked to Weight Loss

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