The impact of sugar-sweetened beverages on global health has reached alarming levels, with new research revealing unprecedented connections to life-threatening conditions. A comprehensive study published
New research published in PLOS One reveals a concerning connection between pro-inflammatory diets and increased cardiovascular risk. This groundbreaking study sheds light on how dietary
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