KUSA - It may not seem important to remember your meals, but it is. And new research has shed light on a great way to increase the likelihood you will remember what you've eaten: add something sweet.

Have you ever worried that enjoying a sweet treat today will make you crave even more sugar tomorrow? It’s a common belief that eating sweet foods trains your palate to want more sweetness, a ...

You can enjoy sweets mindfully by following a few simple precautions, so your blood sugar stays stable while your sweet tooth ...

A new study says swapping high carb snacks for nuts can help curb cravings for sweets and promote weight management.

Eating sweet foods causes the brain to form a memory of a meal, according to researchers. Eating sweet foods causes the brain to form a memory of a meal, according to researchers at Georgia State ...

Eating sweets is always a pleasurable experience but different brain circuits may have different ideas on how to define pleasure. In a study published in the journal Nature Neuroscience, researchers ...

Candy is definitely not a health food, but experts say that it doesn’t need to be completely off-limits if you have diabetes. “I encourage people with diabetes to remember that a diabetes diet is ...

The survey of 2,000 general population Americans revealed that, while 48% have attended a party solely for the sweets they expected to be there, 43% have also stayed at a gathering for the treats — ...

I was attending a support group for caregivers when I heard the following story: “My husband was diagnosed at age 55. It began with him becoming a jerk. For example, not only did he no longer hold ...

Four children needed hospital treatment in England after eating sweets thought to have contained cannabis. A 12-year-old boy was discharged on May 1 and the other three were expected to be released ...