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Daily drink linked to higher stomach cancer risk
A recent study has revealed that daily consumption of sugary drinks increases the risk of stomach cancer, with individuals who drink a sweetened beverage every day being approximately 2.45 times more likely to develop stomach cancer compared to those who consume smaller amounts. The study showed that this association was more pronounced among women. The beverages evaluated included soda, energy drinks, and juices containing added sugars. Conversely, the study did not find a similar relationship with artificially sweetened drinks. The mechanisms behind this connection are still under investigation, but it is possible that fructose alters the gut microbiome and influences cancer risk.
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