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Is Sugar Really Bad For Your Health? Here're 5 Facts You Need To Keep In Mind
The sugar we consume on a daily basis, is also made from sugarcane. Let's take you through some of the popular notions about sugar.
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Automakers Urge U.S. Support For EV Charging, R&D, Incentives
A major automotive trade association on Tuesday urged U.S. policymakers to back sweeping support for electric vehicles (EV), including new incentives for research and development and consumer purchases.
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4 Health Risks Associated With Eating Too Much Salt
Research shows that on an average, our daily salt intake should be 6 grams. But most people consume 7.2 grams of salt every day.
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Intake of Sugary Soft Drinks by Teenagers May Increase Breast Cancer Risk
Researchers found that women who consumed a diet as adolescents or young adults associated with chronic inflammation had a higher risk for premenopausal breast cancer.
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How Eating 'Healthy' Food Can Make You Fat?
Eating too much is typically considered as one of the prime reasons for obesity but when people eat what they consider to be healthy food, they eat more than the recommended serving size because they associate "healthy" with less filling, say researchers, including one of Indian-origin.
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Mirrors Can Make Unhealthy Foods Less Tasty: Study
Watching yourself in the mirror while eating can reduce the perceived tastiness of unhealthy food, according to scientists who suggest that placing mirrors at restaurants could help diners make healthy choices.
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France Bans Sale of Monsanto Herbicide Roundup in Nurseries
French Ecology Minister Segolene Royal announced today a ban on the sale of popular weedkiller Roundup from garden centres, which the UN has warned may be carcinogenic.
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Is Sugar Really Bad For Your Health? Here're 5 Facts You Need To Keep In Mind
The sugar we consume on a daily basis, is also made from sugarcane. Let's take you through some of the popular notions about sugar.
-
Automakers Urge U.S. Support For EV Charging, R&D, Incentives
A major automotive trade association on Tuesday urged U.S. policymakers to back sweeping support for electric vehicles (EV), including new incentives for research and development and consumer purchases.
-
4 Health Risks Associated With Eating Too Much Salt
Research shows that on an average, our daily salt intake should be 6 grams. But most people consume 7.2 grams of salt every day.
-
Intake of Sugary Soft Drinks by Teenagers May Increase Breast Cancer Risk
Researchers found that women who consumed a diet as adolescents or young adults associated with chronic inflammation had a higher risk for premenopausal breast cancer.
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How Eating 'Healthy' Food Can Make You Fat?
Eating too much is typically considered as one of the prime reasons for obesity but when people eat what they consider to be healthy food, they eat more than the recommended serving size because they associate "healthy" with less filling, say researchers, including one of Indian-origin.
-
Mirrors Can Make Unhealthy Foods Less Tasty: Study
Watching yourself in the mirror while eating can reduce the perceived tastiness of unhealthy food, according to scientists who suggest that placing mirrors at restaurants could help diners make healthy choices.
-
France Bans Sale of Monsanto Herbicide Roundup in Nurseries
French Ecology Minister Segolene Royal announced today a ban on the sale of popular weedkiller Roundup from garden centres, which the UN has warned may be carcinogenic.
