Microsoft boss Satya Nadella nurtured the artificial intelligence arms race. He might accidentally reintroduce some restraint. The technology giant is locked in negotiations over its partnership with ...

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Some artificial sweeteners disrupt the microbes in our gut—possibly in ways that increase the risk of weight gain, diabetes, and heart disease. Artificial sweeteners, which can be hundreds to ...

But are artificial sweeteners any better than the sugar they’re replacing? Studies proclaiming the harms of non-nutritive sweeteners like aspartame and stevia have flooded headlines in recent ...

Need to give your hydration a switch? Gatorade is an easy and cost-effective way to get your electrolyte fix when you’re feeling dehydrated — but if you’re watching your sugar or wary of ...

Research shows certain artificial sweeteners might harm the gut microbiome (International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health). Preservatives like nitrates and nitrites, often used in ...

Some studies show this may be due to how artificial sweeteners are processed in the body and the metabolites they produce, Routhenstein said, while other research suggests that diet sodas may ...

Although the reason remains unclear, some scientists say the drink’s artificial sweeteners may trigger inflammation and alter metabolism, gut and blood vessels. Researchers at the Harvard T.H ...

You can drink either coke if you want to reduce your sugar intake, as both of them contain artificial sweeteners. You’ve likely heard that limiting the amount of added sugar in your diet is ...

Languages: English. Clinical trials to explore the use of universal artificial blood are underway in Japan after initial volunteer doses began in March. The research, led by Professor Hiromi Sakai ...