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refer to the world health organization s international agency for research on cancer. that group is due to report on aspartame in two weeks time. the iarc rates substances potential to cause cancer like this. at the top are things we know to be carcinogenic to humans things like tobacco, alcohol and sun exposure. then there are things that are probably carcinogenic. below that and this is where sources told reuters aspartame may be placed are things that are possibly carcinogenic. other things in this category include pickled vegetables, carpentry and exposure while working as a dry cleaner. to be classed as possibly carcinogenic, there only needs to be limited evidence of the substance having cancer causing properties in humans and less than sufficient evidence in animals. so, let s look for less than sufficient animal evidence first. in the early 2000s, italian researchers fed mice high levels of aspartame some with more than 50 times the recommended human dose. they conclu

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