Sugar

Consuming too much sugar can lead to several health issues such as weight gain and obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

Yogurt, baby snacks and fruit juice are the top source of sugar for infants and toddlers, according to a study.

'Don't eat anything your great grandmother wouldn't recognize as food' an author of the study told Newsweek.

Scientists studied hundreds of athletes across sports including swimming, cycling, soccer, rowing, hockey, sailing and athletics.

Scientists combed through data on over 100,000 people for the study.

"...the cravings can last weeks, months, and even years."

The new compound is the first of its kind to be discovered in more than 30 years.

Celebrate National Chocolate Day with these great offers.

Fruit is a lot sweeter than it used to be.

It's science, kind of.

The humble doughnut is "engineered to deliver the maximum amount of pleasure."

The printer uses a process called free-form printing to create intricate structures.

Report published at the European Congress on Obesity in Vienna.

Artificial sweeteners may be contributing to chronic diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.

While sugar is known to be a major cause of obesity, a new study has investigated whether zero-calorie sweeteners also play a role.

Patients with Crohn's disease should think carefully about consuming Splenda or similar products, the study author said.

Surprisingly, diet sodas weren't associated with increased cancer risk.

The dangerous bacteria are spreading rapidly.

The sugar coma is real.

Seriously, you can do it.

After a study funded by Big Sugar began to show that sucrose may have an adverse effect on health, the research was covered up—until now.

The law lets a substance be called chocolate even when it contains minimal amounts. So what else is in there?

Is it even Halloween if you don't binge on chocolate?

The findings may help explain why some tumors are more aggressive than others.

Over more than 30 years, researchers compared the intake of sweet foods and beverages with depression.

Cheaper soda is likely to lead to higher rates of obesity, diabetes and cancer worldwide, according to a new report from the CDC and American Cancer Society.

Those aged 16 to 34 are consuming less of the national drink, according to research.

Public health campaigners disheartened by the government's latest childhood obesity strategy draft.

New FDA rules will require manufacturers to disclose how much sugar has been added to processed foods.

The FDA's move comes at a time the United States is staring at increasing childhood and adult obesity.