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Sugar - News

26 May 2013 - BBC Radio 4's The Food Programme - Sugar: Pure, White and Deadly?
20 March 2013 - The Guardian - Sugar, not fat, exposed as deadly villain in obesity epidemic
18 March 2013 - The Guardian - Students: just say no to sugar
15 March 2013 - BMJ Group Blogs - Sugar is the new tobacco
Global health and Food processing: a new classification
28 Feb 2013 - Still Believe 'A Calorie Is a Calorie'?
28 Feb 2013 - UCSF - Sugar Directly Linked to Diabetes Worldwide
18 Feb 2013 - The Guardian - Obesity crisis: doctors demand soft drink tax and healthier hospital food
BBC News - Tax fizzy drinks and ban junk food ads, say doctors
11 Jan 2013 - UCSF - Sugar Fights Still Simmer as New Brain Study Finds Fructose Might Stimulate Appetite
BBC News - How we became addicted to sugar
3 Sept 2012 - New Scientist - Food for thought: Eat your way to dementia - sugar and carbs cause Alzheimer's Disease
Does Sugar Make You Stupid? Study Shows How A High-Fructose Diet Sabotages Learning, Memory
28 Sept 2011 - New Scientist - Obesity expert: Sugar is toxic and should be regulated
Fast Food Advertising - Study begins to unlock the development of child taste preferences
Kids WILL Eat Low-Sugar Cereals, and Enjoy Them - A Randomized Controlled Trial
BBC News - 'Toxic Diets' Fuel Child Obesity
What not to feed your child
BBC Website - Are we emotionally what we eat?

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