(NBC News)- New research suggests that what you eat may wreak havoc on your skin.
Researchers studied data from more than 6,700 people across North and South America, as well as Europe.
They found those who had acne were more likely to consume dairy products, sodas, pastries and other sweets on a daily basis.
They were also more likely to be exposed to pollution and stress than those without acne.
More young adults using e-cigs
New research is showing that e-cigarette use continues to increase in young adults.
Researchers from the University of Iowa examined a national survey from 2018, involving about 153,000 people.
They found that e-cigarette use decreased from 2014 to 2017, but increased again in 2018 especially among those ages 18 to 24 years old.
Researchers did not find an increase among mid-age or older adults.
Caffeine may increase risk of miscarriage
There’s a lot of conflicting information about whether caffeine is safe for expectant mothers.
A new government study suggests it may increase the risk of miscarriage.
The study included 1,200 women who reported their caffeine intake, before conception and early in pregnancy.
There was a slightly higher risk of miscarriage among those who drank two or more caffeinated beverages a day.