Scrutinize those sweeteners
A dietitian offers helpful tips to reduce your consumption of super-sweet additives.
A dietitian offers helpful tips to reduce your consumption of super-sweet additives.
Pediatrics group calls for more research into artificial sweeteners and their effect on children's health.
A host of artificial sweeteners are linked to higher risk of heart troubles, stroke and dementia, researchers say.
Some on the list might surprise you.
Sugar substitutes, however, don't give sugar-free chocolates and candy a 'health halo.'
After a study links the artificial sweetener to leukemia risks in mice, a Spectrum Health oncologist urges caution.
Childhood use of sugar substitutes jumped 200 percent from 1999 to 2012—and that's not a good thing.