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Columbia News Service · 03-05-08, 11:48 AM

Dreamblooms,

Thanks for your reply. The study is from Purdue University this February and appeared in Behavioral Neuroscience.

You're right about the premise; I'm aware that sugar-substitutes should not be considered in isolation from other factors.

Again, let me know if you're willing to answer a few questions on the topic.

Columbia News Service is a newswire put out by graduate journalism students at Columbia University. It goes out on the New York Times newswire to about 400 papers in the U.S. and Canada.

Many thanks.

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Columbia News Service Newbie Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 2	Re: Sugar Substitutes and Weight Gain? Dreamblooms, Thanks for your reply. The study is from Purdue University this February and appeared in Behavioral Neuroscience. You're right about the premise; I'm aware that sugar-substitutes should not be considered in isolation from other factors. Again, let me know if you're willing to answer a few questions on the topic. Columbia News Service is a newswire put out by graduate journalism students at Columbia University. It goes out on the New York Times newswire to about 400 papers in the U.S. and Canada. Many thanks.