Toddlers and babies in the U.S. eat too much added sugar

The American Heart Association recommends children under the age of two shouldn't consume added sugars, but a staggering 61% of infants are consuming extra sugar.

Think twice before serving these "healthy" snacks and drinks to little ones.

Soda and processed foods likely play a significant role.

Many in the U.S. eat too much sugar. Here’s how some states are trying to help people take in less.

It may affect one in three adolescents. Here’s what you can do to lower your teen’s prediabetes risk.

Addressing childhood weight problems now could help avoid health issues later in life.