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Maternal prenatal and early childhood intake of sugar-sweetened beverages and fructose is associated with current asthma in midchildhood

Prenatal, Early Life Fructose Intake Associated With Asthma

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High intake of sugar-sweetened beverages during pregnancy and early childhood linked to asthma
There is a non-linear association between caloric load and reward

Taste, Calories Affect Metabolic Response to Sugared Beverages

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Metabolic responses up for lower calorie beverages, and when sweetness is proportional to caloric load
Expectant mothers who consume more sugary beverages during pregnancy tend to have children with higher amounts of body fat

Sugary Drinks in Mid-Pregnancy Up Odds of Heavier Children

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Two or more sweet drinks a day in second trimester linked to an extra 2 pounds in 8-year-olds
High intake of sugar-laden foods and beverages during pregnancy may contribute to the development of asthma and allergies in offspring

Sugar Intake During Pregnancy Tied to Allergy in Offspring

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As maternal sugar intake rose, so did allergies and asthma in children by age 7
Implementation of a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages is associated with a sustained reduction in purchases of taxed beverages

Sugar-Sweetened Drink Tax Tied to Sustained Drop in Purchase

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Largest decreases in purchases of taxed beverages seen for households at lowest socioeconomic level
Nearly two-thirds of boys and girls ages 2 to 19 in the United States drink at least one sugar-sweetened beverage daily

Most U.S. Children Consume at Least One Sugary Drink a Day

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And calories consumed from sugary beverages on a given day increase with age for U.S. youth
Guidelines on dietary sugar intake are of poor quality

Guidance on Dietary Sugar Intake Based on Low-Quality Evidence

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Poor scoring on AGREE II criteria across guidelines; evidence supporting recommendations low, very low
Improving sleep may help reduce an individual's sugar-sweetened

Shorter Sleep Linked to Sugar-Sweetened Drink Consumption

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Researchers don't know if beverages impair sleep or lack of sleep prompts cravings
Children and teens should consume no more than 6 teaspoons of added sugars a day

Children Shouldn’t Consume More Than 6 Tsp of Added Sugars a Day

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New guidelines aim to help improve children's overall diet, health
Health warning labels on sugar-sweetened beverages -- similar to those on cigarette packs -- might make parents less likely to buy such beverages for their children

Sugar Warning Labels Might Help Parents Skip Soda for Children

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Survey suggests warnings of tooth decay, obesity, diabetes could reduce sugary drink sales