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Where to find more information regarding the link between sugar substitutes and the possibility of cancer?
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Pubmed: If your are looking for very technical information, the best is to go to the original research articles. Those that are in pubmed are peer reviewed. Many are free, on line. Others you may need to get via a library. When you search, you may need to be specific or you can search for reviews on your topic. Finally, you can also go to the american cancer web site and search topics.
Answered 8/18/2013
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