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Mouse Study Examines Generational Effects of Artificial Sweeteners
A study published in mice suggests artificial sweeteners may cause adverse metabolic effects persisting across generations. Researchers exposed pregnant mice to aspartame and stevia, observing impacts on offspring and grand-offspring. The findings raise questions about long-term safety in mammals.
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A study in mice investigated potential generational effects of artificial sweeteners.
The potential for artificial sweeteners to have adverse effects across generations.
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