Sugar Industry Paid Scientists For Favorable Research

The U.S. sugar industry paid Harvard scientists to downplay the risk of sugar and shift the blame to fat.

The National
Sep 15, 2016

The U.S. sugar industry paid Harvard scientists to downplay the risk of sugar and shift the blame to fat.

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