Artificial sweeteners may cause digestive disease – ISA refutes this [Full subscriber]

Researchers at Ben-Gurion University have found that artificial sweeteners interfere with bacterial communication, changing the microbiome and potentially increasing the risk of disease.… Login to continue

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Raw sugar futures in New York ended significantly higher as the market continued its recovery from previous losses. A weakening of the US dollar was seen as supportive. The benchmark […]

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