Trick-or-treaters hoping to collect handfuls of chocolate candy this Halloween might be facing a bit of a letdown.

Research links a preference for sweets to higher risks of depression, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases. A study involving 180,000 people found those who prefer sweets are more likely to suffer ...

UK Biobank data on 180,000 adults reveals depression risk linked to eating a lot of sugary treats such as biscuits, cakes and ...

As Halloween approaches, the candy aisle seems to beckon all of us with its sugary temptations. Normally, you'd find me ...

As much as I know the potential harm too much sugar can cause, I find sweets very hard to resist. Perhaps my biggest problem ...

Diet and nutrition significantly impact human health. But did you know your sweet tooth might be doing more than just adding ...

People with a preference for sweets are at a higher risk of developing depression, diabetes, and suffering a stroke, ...

Confectioners are shifting to gummies, licorice and flavored crèmes as margins shrink and sales slow ...

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Researchers have found a connection between our love of sweet treats and serious diseases, including depression and diabetes.

Metabolites are small molecules produced during digestion and other chemical processes in the body, and they can tell us a lot about ... foods are cakes, sweets, and sugary drinks, then our ...