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When a study makes headlines, we read the paper and tell you what it actually measured, and what it didn’t.
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Viral snacks, sodas and supplements: what’s on the label, what isn’t, and what the evidence says about it.
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Dunkin’, Costco and Chobani Are Being Sued Over Allulose. Here’s What It Does in Your Gut.
On July 27 a federal appeals court held that allulose, the sweetener behind the “zero sugar” labels on…
Joey Porter Jr. Threw Up Outside His Uber on Game Day. What a Stomach Bug Does to an Athlete.
Joey Porter Jr. was traded to Dallas on October 1, played a handful of snaps at Houston, and…
Poppi’s Founders Are Back With a New Drink Called Jetty. Here’s Everything We Know.
Allison and Stephen Ellsworth sold Poppi to PepsiCo for $1.95 billion. On Tuesday they announced their next drink,…
12 Electrolyte Drinks, Ranked Against the WHO’s Rehydration Formula. Here’s How They Stack Up.
Liquid I.V., LMNT, Gatorade, Pedialyte, DripDrop, Nuun, Prime and five more, read against the only rehydration recipe with…
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