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Why eating less sweets might not reduce you risk of diabetes

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Reducing sweet foods may not lower diabetes or heart disease risk, Bournemouth University study finds. Sugar, not overall sweetness, is the key concern.

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Why eating less sweets might not reduce you risk of diabetes

Reducing sweet foods may not lower diabetes or heart disease risk, Bournemouth University study finds. Sugar, not overall sweetness, is the key concern.

·Bournemouth, United Kingdom
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Bournemouth Echo broke the news in Bournemouth, United Kingdom on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
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