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Study Finds Link Between Artificially Sweetened Drinks And Depression...
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According to research, a suggestion has been made that drinking sweetened beverages like sodas, fruit punches and teas may have a negative effect, not only on...
Sweetened diet drinks linked to increase risk of depression - UPI.com
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Sugar-sweetened or diet soda may increase the risk of depression, but drinking coffee may slightly lower the risk, U.S. researchers say.
Drinking soda linked to depression | Fox News
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A new study found that those who drink a fair amount of sweetened sodas and fruit drinks – whether diet or regular – have an increased risk of depression
Diet drinks' 'link to depression' questioned - BBC News
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Experts question whether diet drinks might increase depression risk after a large US study finds a link.
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