Liver Cancer Risk Linked to Sugary Drinks, But Not Artificially Sweetened Ones: Study
A new study links the consumption of sugary drinks, but not artificial sweeteners, to an increased risk of liver cancer.
A new study links the consumption of sugary drinks, but not artificial sweeteners, to an increased risk of liver cancer.
WHO has declared aspartame to be a "possible carcinogen"; a finding which has been rejected by the FDA.
WHO is expected to classify aspartame as a possible cancer risk in the coming weeks, according to a new report.
Prior research has raised concerns about a link between fibromyalgia and aspartame, which is the artificial sweetener more commonly known as Nutrasweet or Equal.