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Leftover Halloween Candy Gets New LifeLifestyle — Nov 3, 2026Nutrition experts and food writers suggest enjoying leftover Halloween candy mindfully, saving or sharing it, and repurposing it in snacks and desserts such as yogurt bark, trail mix, cookies, brownies and candy-coated grapes. For dental health, eat sweets with or just after meals rather than snacking on them throughout the day.

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Cancer Exercise Research Finds Mixed BenefitsHealth — Oct 18, 2026Research and cancer-care programs suggest tailored physical activity can help patients maintain fitness, manage symptoms and support recovery, while nutrition screening is important in lung cancer care. Evidence for broader treatment benefits remains mixed: exercise reduced one marker of heart injury in breast cancer patients but did not consistently improve tumor response, underscoring the need to adapt activity to each person’s abilities and clinical guidance.

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Costco Faces $5 Million Sugar-Free Labeling LawsuitBusiness — Oct 1, 2026Costco faces a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging its Kirkland Signature Hydration Electrolyte Drink Mix is misleadingly marketed as “sugar-free” because it lists allulose, a monosaccharide, as its first ingredient. Although the FDA permits allulose to be excluded from certain nutrition-label sugar counts, the plaintiff says the marketing misled shoppers and seeks damages and changes to the labeling.

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