Sugary Drinks and Stomach Cancer Risk
A large American study has shown that consuming at least one serving of sugary drinks daily is associated with more than doubling the likelihood of developing stomach cancer, especially among women, where the risks reach three times higher compared to those who rarely consume them. The study, which involved over 112,000 participants over 3.2 million years of follow-up, did not establish a direct cause-and-effect link between sugary beverages and cancer. However, it connected their consumption to factors such as weight gain and inflammation. The researchers called for the study to be repeated on more diverse populations to reinforce the findings.
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