Just one sugar-laden soda a day leads to a higher risk of developing deadly stomach cancer, according to a groundbreaking new study.
Drinking at least one serving of beverages with high fructose corn syrup - including sodas, energy drinks and fruit juices - more than doubled the risk for the cancer compared to people who had less than one serving a month, according to Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute researchers, who studied data from 112,000 healthy U.S. adults.
