Artificially Sweetened Beverage
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Findings (50)
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declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
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declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineIn the San Antonio Heart Study, participants in the highest quartile of artificially sweetened beverage intake experienced 78% greater gains in BMI than non-users over 7-8 years, and the risk of incid
Effect: decline; 78% greater gains in BMI in fourth quartile vs non-users
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk
None
declineAmong 66,118 French women in the E3N-EPIC cohort, consumption of more than 603 mL/week of artificially sweetened beverages was associated with a 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk compared to non-u
Effect: decline; 68% increase in 14-year diabetes risk