Recent research challenges the long-held belief that all sugars equally contribute to type 2 diabetes. The source of sugar ...

A major Australian study has linked daily consumption of diet soda to a 38% increased risk of type 2 diabetes-higher than that of regular soft drinks-raising new concerns about artificial sweeteners' ...

A new Australian study reveals a link between diet soda consumption and increased type 2 diabetes risk. Researchers observed over 36,000 individuals for 14 years. They found that daily diet soda ...

Q: I have Type 2 diabetes, and my doctor insists that I give up beverages with almost all sugar substitutes and stick with water. Can you explain what's wrong with most artificial sweeteners? -- Katie ...

All sweeteners, even those without calories, are associated with increased risk for obesity, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and cardiovascular disease, according to an expert.

NEW YORK • Using artificial sweeteners may set the stage for diabetes in some people by hampering the way their bodies handle sugar, a preliminary study done mostly in mice suggests.

Consumers are losing trust in artificial sweeteners, pushing brands like Coca-Cola to rethink their recipes. Health concerns, taste issues, and demand for clean-label products are driving a shift back ...

Sugar substitutes are safer than table sugar if you have Type 2 diabetes. But they may not be the healthiest choice.

Scientists have discovered natural compounds that can suppress the bitterness of artificial sweeteners. Some artificial ...

Scientists have identified compounds that block bitter taste receptors activated by saccharin and acesulfame K. The most promising is (R)-(-)-carvone, which reduces bitterness without the cooling side ...