These Foods, Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Depression

People who eat more ultra-processed foods, including artificial sweeteners, could increase their risk of depression by up to 50%, a new study says.

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2 Things That DON'T Work for Belly Fat

The fat that stays deep in your belly is the most dangerous kind. Find out how to get rid of it -- and what doesn't work.

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What Your Sleep Position Says About You

Are you a back, side, or stomach sleeper? Your answer may affect your health, and it may say something about your personality, too.

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