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If the link between overeating sugary foods and drinks and depression is indeed real—which we have every reason to ...

Two new studies published in the "Journal of Stroke" and the "International Journal of Stroke" showed that sweetened fizzy drinks were linked with a 22% increased risk of stroke, while fruit juice was ...