Sugar-Sweetened Drinks May Increase Bowel Cancer Risk

A new study found that women with a higher intake of sugar-sweetened drinks were at significantly increased risk of developing bowel cancer. Women who drank two or more per day were about twice as likely to be diagnosed with this type of cancer, and each additional daily serving was associated with a higher risk. Here's what this means for you.

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Healthy Eating Sugar-Sweetened Drinks May Increase Bowel Cancer Risk Researchers found that women with a higher intake of sugar-sweetened drinks were at significantly increased risk of developing bowel cancer. Women who drank two or more per day were about twice as likely to be diagnosed with this type of cancer, and each additional daily serving was associated with a higher risk. Here's what this means for you. READ NOW Rising Colon Cancers in Younger People Prompts New Screening Guidelines READ NOW  › Symptoms of Colon Cancer You Should Recognize READ NOW  › 6 Reasons Why You Should Drink Plenty of Water READ NOW  › Recipe: California Summer Vegetable Omelet READ NOW  › EDITOR'S PICK OF THE WEEK The Best Fitness Deals to Shop For Memorial Day 2021 READ NOW  › Get Delicious Recipes Delivered to Your Inbox ONE-TAP SIGN UP  › RECIPES OF THE WEEK Skillet Shrimp With Mediterranean Favorites READ NOW  › A Chopped Salad Loaded With Protein READ NOW  › Teriyaki Chicken With Sesame Coleslaw READ NOW  › Sweet and Tangy Lemon Bars READ NOW  › You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Healthy Eating newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here. A DOTDASH BRAND 28 Liberty Street, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10005 © 2021 Verywellhealth.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy