Observational studies say sweeteners make you sick. Randomised trials say the opposite. Both findings sit in the same new umbrella review. The difference is study design, and it explains almost every sweetener headline.
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Observational studies say sweeteners make you sick. Randomised trials say the opposite. Both findings sit in the same new umbrella review. The difference is study design, and it explains almost every sweetener headline.
ByMaurice Lichtenberg
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