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The Latest Breaking News from International Agency for Research on Cancer

Total Ultraprocessed Food Intake Showed No Link to Colorectal Cancer in 461,682 Older Adults Followed Nearly 19 Years

A study of 461,682 older adults found no link between total ultraprocessed food intake and colorectal cancer, though meat intake still raised risk.

Medical Daily · 1h ago

Explained: All about WHO's verdict on aspartame, a key ingredient in diet coke

As per a recent report released by the WHO, aspartame is "possibly carcinogenic to humans" citing “limited evidence” for carcinogenicity in humans. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has released this report along with International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Joint Expert Committee…

The Times of India · Jul 17, 2023

Mayo Clinic expert weighs in on WHO labeling aspartame sweetener as low, but possible, cancer risk

Tribune News Service · Jul 14, 2023

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Food safety watchdog has no plans to reassess ‘possibly’ carcinogenic sweetener

The World Health Organisation’s International Agency for Research on Cancer has categorised aspartame as a ‘possible’ cause of cancer.

The Independent UK · Jul 14, 2023

Curing lung cancer

According to the most recent lung cancer statistics from the World Health Organisation/International Agency for Research on Cancer, globally, 2.2 million people had lung cancer in 2020, and 1.8 million passed away from it.

Bangkok Post · May 26, 2023

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