Parliamentary Committee Warns of Health Risks from Flavoured Drinks and Sweeteners
Most outlets led with the warning from a parliamentary committee that frequent consumption of artificial sweeteners and flavoured drinks may contribute to early-onset diabetes and increase cancer risks. Dawn included a brief mention of government officials conveying this information, while ProPakistani framed the report as a direct link established by the committee. Both excerpts focused on the health risks but varied slightly in how they attributed the source of the warning.
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Parliamentary Committee Links Artificial Sweeteners and Flavored Drinks With Cancer
A parliamentary committee has warned that frequent consumption of artificial sweeteners and flavored drinks may contribute to early-onset diabetes and… Read More The post Parliamentary Committee Links Artificial Sweeteners and Flavored Drinks With Cancer appeared first on ProPakistani.
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Flavoured beverages increase diabetes, cancer risks, NA panel told
ISLAMABAD: Frequent consumption of artificial sweeteners and flavoured drinks contributes to early-onset diabetes and increases the risk of serious diseases, including certain forms of cancer, government officials told a parliamentary panel on Monday. During a meeting of the National Assembly Standing Committee on National Food Security and Research at Parliament House, officials from the Pakis...
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