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James Madison would be proud

Government AccountabilityMay 23, 2023Peter Lurie, MD, MPH
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Legislation requiring added sugars label for chain menu items introduced in New York State for the first time

Food LabelingApril 20, 2023
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Warning labels on restaurant menus reduced likelihood consumers would order high-sugar foods

Food LabelingApril 18, 2023
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Got GERD? Keep an eye on sugar.

Cutting back on sugars may cut reflux and acid levels in your esophagus.

Preventing DiseaseJanuary 26, 2023
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6 healthy-sounding gimmicks to watch out for

Healthy foods sound simple: vegetables, fruits, nuts, whole grains, plant protein, no added sugar. But when companies use them as marketing ploys for processed foods, watch out.

Fact vs. FictionNovember 15, 2022Lindsay Moyer, MS, RDN
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Legislation warning consumers of chain restaurant menu items with more than a day’s worth of sugar is reintroduced in NYC City Council

It’s time for New Yorkers to know exactly how much added sugars are lurking in the meals we consume at chain restaurants. We need the Sweet Truth Act so that New Yorkers will be able to see at a glance whether the drink, dessert, entrée, or side dish they’re about to order has more than a day’s worth of added sugars.

Healthy KidsSeptember 14, 2022
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NYC Sweet Truth: Know the Truth About Added Sugars

Bill 1326, which we call the “Sweet Truth Act,” sponsored by New York City Councilmember Mark Levine, would require warning icons on chain restaurant menus for items that that exceed 50 grams of added sugars, or an entire day’s worth.

Sugary Drinks
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What's hot in the healthier ice cream aisle?

It’s not always clear if ice creams are getting better for us...or just better at marketing. Should you go for a keto, plant-based, or protein-packed pint? Or pick one that adds olive oil, fruit, nuts, or fiber? Rule No. 1: Don’t confuse ice cream with health food. That said, you can scoop up a fabulous frozen treat without heading into Häagen-Dazs territory. Read on.

Healthy EatingMay 29, 2022Lindsay Moyer, MS, RDN
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Peter's Memo: Our latest work on added sugar

Sodas, fruit drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks, and other sugary beverages lead to unhealthy weight gain and are linked to a higher risk of type 2 diabetes and heart disease. Here's a roundup of what we're doing to help people dodge the sugar flooding our food supply.

Sugary DrinksMay 29, 2022Peter Lurie, MD, MPH
Reducing Added Sugar in School Foods

Reducing added sugar in school foods

Healthy Kids
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