Six-month trial questions advice to cut sweet foods for weight loss
A new six-month trial has suggested that changing how much sweet-tasting food people eat does not alter how much they enjoy sweetness.
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The controversy was sparked by a single line in a Hank Green video, which viewers suspected was written by artificial intelligence.
» readPrimates Show Unexpected Gentleness Toward Other Species, Study Finds
A new study analyzing decades of observations has revealed that peaceful interactions between primates and other animal species are far more common than previously thought.
» readLoneliness and social isolation affect health in different ways, study finds
A new study has found that loneliness and social isolation influence health through distinct pathways, with loneliness showing a stronger link to poorer mental health and overall wellbeing.
» readSweet potatoes and yams are not the same: Here’s how to tell them apart
Sweet potatoes and yams are often confused but are botanically unrelated and belong to different plant families, according to experts.
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