A recent study indicates that individuals who consume one or more sugary drinks daily have more than double the risk of developing stomach cancer. The research highlights a potential link between high sugar intake from beverages and cancer risk.
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Study finds increased stomach cancer risk associated with sugary drink consumption
A study has found that daily consumption of sugary drinks is associated with more than double the risk of stomach cancer. This research suggests a potential health risk linked to high sugar intake from beverages.
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New study finds link between sugary drinks and stomach cancer
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