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WHO defends aspartame panel allegedly linked to Coca Cola s ILSI

WHO has defended aspartame panel amid claims experts used to assess the artificial sweetener's safety for consumption last month were biased.

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Diet Coke and Coke Zero ingredient possible cancer risk

Diet Coke and Coke Zero ingredient possible cancer risk
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What WHO aspartame ruling means for sugar-free soft drinks

What WHO aspartame ruling means for sugar-free soft drinks
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Aspartame may cause cancer but you would have to consume excessive amounts — WHO

The World Health Organisation says aspartame is safe if 40mg per kilogram of a person’s bodyweight is consumed daily.

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