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Aspartame in Diet Coke and other artifically sweetened food and drink not linked to cancer: WHO

Aspartame in Diet Coke and other artifically sweetened food and drink not linked to cancer: WHO
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Aspartame safe to consume in moderation, WHO says

The WHO has labelled aspartame a “possible carcinogen” but said it can be consumed safely within previously recommended guidelines.

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Aspartame possibly carcinogenic to humans , labels WHO expert panel

Aspartame possibly carcinogenic to humans , labels WHO expert panel
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Doctors advise people using aspartame not to panic

Amid the conundrum on aspartame by the World Health Organisation (WHO), doctors on Friday advised people using the popular artificial sweetener to not panic as the evidence of it being a possible cancer causing agent is very low.Aspartame is an .

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WHO group says aspartame sweetener safe

Another WHO organization called it ‘possibly carcinogenic.’

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