Artificial sweeteners linked with a 13% higher risk of cancer
April 2, 2022
- Nearly half of United States adults consume artificial sweeteners.
- Human-population studies have found artificial sweeteners to be safe, but results from in vitro studies and studies on animals pose some concerns.
- A large new study of artificial-sweetener consumers finds that the products are associated with an increased risk of cancer.
- Human-population studies have found artificial sweeteners to be safe, but results from in vitro studies and studies on animals pose some concerns.
- A large new study of artificial-sweetener consumers finds that the products are associated with an increased risk of cancer.
Read Robby Berman in Medical News Today