The sweetener vs. sugar debate has been ongoing for decades. Recently, studies have suggested that sweeteners may be linked to certain cancers, anxiety, and cardiovascular diseases, leading to concerns about their use. However, sugar, the alternative, also poses risks such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, strokes, weight gain, and tooth decay. This debate resurfaced …
In 2009, I watched as my daughter boarded the kindergarten bus. It was a momentous occasion for us, considering she had just completed a grueling treatment for high-risk cancer. With hearing aids, leg braces, sparse hair, endocrine issues, and kidney damage, she had faced immense challenges. As the bus pulled away, I stood at the …
NHS radiographers may join medics in a strike over pay next month, according to their union, the Society of Radiographers (SOR). Radiography encompasses NHS staff who operate crucial diagnostic equipment such as X-Rays and CT scans, as well as professionals who use radiation as part of cancer treatments. The successful strike ballot by the SOR …
Experts are advising British individuals to remain calm and continue their consumption of Diet Coke, despite recent news linking the sweetener aspartame to cancer. The World Health Organization (WHO) is expected to list aspartame as “possibly carcinogenic to humans,” causing some people to swear off products containing the sweetener. However, experts argue that the leak …
Doctors have dismissed the claims that artificial sweeteners pose significant risks, especially after the recent suggestion that aspartame, found in Diet Coke, could be a potential carcinogen. A thorough safety review of aspartame involving over 1,300 studies has led the World Health Organization (WHO) to consider reclassifying it. However, doctors argue that while there may …
A groundbreaking report released today claims that aspartame, an artificial sweetener found in popular soft drinks like Diet Coke and Dr Pepper, will soon be classified as “possibly carcinogenic to humans” by the World Health Organization (WHO). This reclassification has raised questions about the nature of aspartame, its presence in various products, and the safe …
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Cellphone usage can have negative impacts on our health, such as sleep impairment, delayed reaction times, and mental health issues. However, there is no credible evidence to support the claim that cellphones cause cancer. Despite this, misinformation continues to spread through social media and other platforms, falsely suggesting a link between cellphones and brain tumors. …
Improve your Family Dynamics with Mercury’s Entry Into Cancer Family is an important aspect of our lives, and as Mercury enters Cancer, it brings our attention to the home we create for ourselves and our loved ones. While past hurts may cloud our judgment and lead to mistrust, it is crucial to listen to our …
Sarah Ferguson narrowly avoided postponing her doctor’s appointment, where her breast cancer was eventually detected. The Duchess of York shared her breast cancer diagnosis on her podcast “Tea Talks with the Duchess and Sarah.” She emphasized the importance of regular cancer screenings for people of all ages and health conditions. Ferguson revealed that she almost …