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sugar rush

An orange plastic bucket labeled 'TRICK OR TREAT' is tipped over, spilling assorted Halloween candies including candy corn, wrapped chocolates, lollipops, and sweets in orange and black wrappers. Small plastic skulls and skeleton hands are mixed in, creating a festive Halloween scene.

Trick or treat, watch your sweets: The Halloween candy sugar rush

October 16, 2025 candy, Dr. Mike Ren, Family and community medicine, Halloween, sugar rush

Dr. Mike Ren breaks down the sugar rush that can follow Halloween trick-or-treating and what you can do to help prevent it.

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