- A new health study raises concerns about a widely used sugar substitute, linking it to increased cardiovascular risk.
- The findings add to growing scrutiny of artificial sweeteners that many consumers rely on as healthier alternatives to sugar.
- Researchers examined data on the popular sweetener’s effects on heart health, discovering a notable correlation with elevated risk factors.
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TopicArtificial SweetenersTopicHeart HealthOrgU.S. News & World Report
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