No short–term success: Slashing sugary drink intake yields limited metabolic health benefits across 12 weeks

By Pearly Neo

17-Jul-2023 - Last updated on 17-Jul-2023 at 08:04 GMT

Switching from sugary drinks to 'diet' drinks or water showed little short–term effects on metabolic or cognitive health outcomes across 12 weeks, a new study has shown.

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