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BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNALARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS AND RISK OF CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASES: RESULTS FROM THE PROSPECTIVE NUTRINET-SANTÉ COHORT

In a prospective study following the diet and activity records of more than
100,000 individuals in France, artificial sweeteners were positively correlated
with cardiovascular diseases. Analyzing 900,000 person-years of data showed:

 * Total artificial sweetener intake was associated with CVD risk
 * Artificial sweeteners were more strongly associated with cerebrovascular
   disease
 * Aspartame was associated with increase cerebrovascular events
 * Acesulfame K and sucralose were associated with increased coronary heart
   disease risk

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