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Drinking Soda Might Be Even Worse for You Than We Thought

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The unfortunate truth about food is that just because it tastes good doesn’t mean it is good. Sugary drinks like soda are just another part of that reality, and we all know it. However, the stakes now appear to be higher than previously believed. Recent research out of Tufts University concluded that worldwide, the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages is linked to 2.2 million new cases of…

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