
Sugary drinks and increased colon cancer risk linked in study involving nurses
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Young adults who drink sugary beverages may be at an increased risk of developing colon cancer, researchers claim.
In the new study the research team, from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, found a 16% increase in risk for each 8-ounce serving of sugary drink added per day. In ages 13 to 18, each serving was linked to a 32% increased risk of eventually developing colorectal cancer before age 50. The team published their findings May 6 in the journal Gut, and said there should be more support for public health efforts that encourage people to reduce sugar intake.More Related News

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