Dietary sugars and body weight: systematic review and meta-analyses of randomised controlled trials and cohort studies

Overview of attention for article published in British Medical Journal, January 2013

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DentalReach, 03 Oct 2018

Obesity and Dental Caries in Children: Markers and indicators for Future Non-Communicable Diseases ... Obesity and Dental…

Karim Khan, 06 Jul 2015

This is from 2013 but the BMJ meta-analysis and editorial is a landmark. On the one hand, everybody's... This is from 2013 but…

Pathfinder Clinic, 01 Feb 2013

Still not so #sweet. Sugar sweetened beverages increase the odds of being #fat. http://ow.ly/hhWmS Still not so #sweet. Sugar…

Adolfo Neto, 23 Jan 2013

"Among free living people involving ad libitum diets, intake of free sugars or sugar sweetened beverages... "Among free living…

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