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Two U.S. cohorts put daily sugary drinks at 2.45 times the gastric cancer risk
Among 112,284 nurses and health professionals, decades of follow-up produced 278 gastric cancers. Low-calorie carbonated drinks showed no association with the disease, while total fructose intake tracked with more cases.
Publishers:discovermagazine.com
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