A new study found aspartame, erythritol, and other sugar substitutes had links to worse memory, cognition, and verbal fluency ...

A large new study suggests that some sweeteners may speed up cognitive decline, especially in middle-aged adults, raising ...

There's no "safe" amount of the artificial sweeteners to use—especially if you are concerned about your brain and ...

I tried nine sweeteners made from stevia, monk fruit, saccharin and sucralose. Here are the ones that taste the most like the ...

A new study reveals that sucralose may reduce cancer treatment effectiveness, but supplementation could counteract the ...

Sucralose can weaken patients’ response to cancer treatment. The gut microbiome likely mediates this effect, further studies ...

A large study of nearly 13,000 adults found that consuming high levels of certain artificial sweeteners is linked to faster ...

Consumption of low-calorie and no-calorie sweeteners was linked to accelerated rates of cognitive decline among middle-aged ...

People consuming the high levels of certain artificial sweeteners — about 1 teaspoon daily — saw their cognitive abilities decline by 1.6 years, a new study found.

A new study shows people who consume the highest levels of artificial sweeteners during middle age experience the fastest ...