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Sweeteners and Cancer Risk – Is There a Strong Association?

A recent large cohort study examining artificial sweetener intake with cancer risk concluded that artificial sweeteners were associated with increased cancer risk. This has important implications for practice, given the wide range use of sweeteners in foods and beverages and the frequency that these foods and beverages are consumed.

2022-04-13 – Trending Topic

What effect do sweeteners (e.g. nonnutritive, artificial, intense, low calorie, sugar substitutes) have on cardiometabolic health?

2023-11-15 – Practice Question

Does the use of sweeteners (e.g. nonnutritive, artificial, intense, low calorie, sugar substitutes) increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in adults and children?

2023-11-14 – Practice Question

What effect do sweeteners (e.g. nonnutritive, artificial, intense, low calorie, sugar substitutes) have on the management of diabetes?

2023-11-14 – Practice Question

Does the use of sweeteners (e.g. nonnutritive, artificial, intense, low calorie, sugar substitutes) increase the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with diabetes?

2020-03-12 – Practice Question

What is the evidence on the safety of sweeteners (e.g. nonnutritive, artificial, intense, low calorie, sugar substitutes)?

2021-03-23 – Practice Question

What effect do sweeteners (e.g. nonnutritive, artificial, intense, low calorie and sugar substitutes) have on weight management?

2023-11-15 – Practice Question

Are there any specific considerations with regard to the use of sweeteners (e.g. nonnutritive, artificial, sugar substitutes, intense, low calorie) in pregnancy/lactation?

2023-11-14 – Practice Question

Are there any specific considerations with regard to the use of sweeteners (e.g. nonnutritive, artificial, intense, low calorie, sugar substitutes) and sugar alcohols in children?

2023-11-14 – Practice Question

Sweeteners Background

Background information regarding sweeteners.

  2021-11-23 – Background

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