Here's our regular curation of the top content about sugar we've seen this week.
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Lifestyle
'Healthy' yogurts can send children over their daily sugar limit in one helping
Step away from the sugar: Healthy recipes to help you kick the habit
Ever wondered how much sugar everyday foods contain?
These So-Called Healthy Breakfast Foods Have More Sugar Than Dessert
IF YOU'RE struggling to lose weight, start looking closely at what you're consuming
A dietitian's guide to healthy and not-so healthy muesli bars
Is sugar the cause weight gain? Tips to cut back
Experts share 8 secret tips you need to know about reading and understanding food labels
9 secret signs you're eating way too much sugar
Skin care tip of the day, replace sugar with herbs, spices to look younger
Health
Study: Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Diabetes, Obesity
Health cost shocker: $1044 for hospital 'diabetes management class'
Soda During Pregnancy May Not Help Baby's Brain
The Sugardemic
ABC Four Corners: five articles to get you informed on sugar and Big Sugar's role in food policy
Big sugar and the 'big flaw' in Australia's federal health programs
Cross party call for action to tackle UK child obesity
We are actually drinking less sugar after this campaign
Industry
Wisynco sues Heart Foundation: Is sugar the new tobacco?
8 Big Lies About Sugar We Should Unlearn
Child labour, poverty and terrible working conditions lie behind the sugar you eat
Och, No! Some Scots Cry As Their Beloved Soda Gets A Less Sugary Revamp
Sugar Tax
'Sugar Tax should be used to invest in dental health'
Taxing sweet snacks may bring greater health benefits than taxing sugar sweetened drinks
Listen: Sugar Tax Won't Be Ringfenced For Health Spending.
A quarter of drinks will be subject to new sugar tax
Sweet snack tax might have been a better choice for UK health
EU approval removes final hurdle for Irish sugar tax
How does sugar compare to tobacco? A teaspoon of sugar or one cigarette will not harm you. But over time, the habit can be fatal. Unlike Big Tobacco, Big Sugar deliberately targets children. And added sugar has become so pervasive within the food environment that we can't avoid it even if we wanted to.
