In the 1960s, the sugar industry quietly paid Harvard scientists to influence how heart disease was explained to the public. Internal documents later showed the goal wasn’t discovery — it was distraction. Shift the blame to animal fat and cholesterol, and keep refined sugar out of the spotlight. That industry-funded review was published in a top medical journal without disclosing who paid for it. Decades later, researchers uncovered the truth and published the findings in JAMA Internal Medicine,

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