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The relationship between aspartame consumption and the risk of cancer in humans, including the current state of evidence and research findings.
Current evidence on aspartame is mixed: international bodies found “limited” evidence suggesting a possible carcinogenic hazard while other regulatory reviews concluded exposure at typical use levels ...
The short answer: current evidence does not prove that aspartame causes cancer, but it also does not settle the question—major reviews disagree and recent human studies have produced mixed signals tha...
Diet soda is not a nutritional boon: a growing body of observational research links regular consumption to higher risks of type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, stroke and certain cardiovascular outcom...