Too Sweet For Your Heart?

A new study is touting a link between sugar-sweetened drinks and heart disease. Dr. Jon Lapook explains the study and makes recommendations for consumer health.

Mar 16, 2012

A new study is touting a link between sugar-sweetened drinks and heart disease. Dr. Jon Lapook explains the study and makes recommendations for consumer health.

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