
Does eating too much sugar cause type 1 diabetes?
No. Type 1 diabetes involves an immune attack on insulin-producing cells. Eating too much sugar is not its cause, although food affects blood glucose.
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No. Type 1 diabetes involves an immune attack on insulin-producing cells. Eating too much sugar is not its cause, although food affects blood glucose.

No. Antibiotics act against bacteria, not cold viruses. A bacterial complication is a separate infection and does not change that distinction.

No. Normal human venous blood is dark red. Veins can appear blue through the skin because of how light interacts with the tissues.

No. Lactose intolerance involves difficulty digesting milk sugar. Milk allergy involves an immune response to milk proteins.

False. Caffeine can have effects, but research does not show that it reliably improves core ADHD symptoms.

Evidence does not show that regulated sunscreen causes skin cancer. UV radiation is the established risk, and regular sunscreen use can reduce it.