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Is there any link between diet soda and pancreatic cancer?
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There may be,,,: There might be a link to pancreatic cancer the consumption of sugar sweetened drinks, in particular, fructose sweetened drinks. These aren't usually diet soda, but regular soda. However if a diet soda has fructose in it as an artificial sweetener, then there may be increased risk. So try to be moderate in consumption of all these drinks.
Answered 4/20/2013
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