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Added sugar: Don't get sabotaged by sweeteners
Added sugars are seemingly everywhere — from cakes and cookies to sauces and dressings. See why added sugars are a concern and how to cut back.

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Can vitamins help prevent a heart attack?
There's mixed evidence as to whether taking vitamins can reduce the risk for heart disease or a heart attack. Here's what we know.


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