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Consuming sugar in beverages like soda and juice, may be more problematic than eating foods with sugar in them.

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Men's mental and physical health are often ignored and a new Cleveland Clinic study found there has been some progress.

A study, recently published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, found that resistance training — such as weight training — strengthens muscles throughout the body, including the brain.

PROVO, Utah (KTVX) — Drinking your sugar may be worse for you than previously thought. That is, according to a recent study conducted by Brigham Young University researchers in collaboration with ...

Consuming sugar in beverages like soda and juice, may be more problematic than eating foods with sugar in them.