A can of sugary drinks per day 'raises risk of premature death'

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Drinking one to four sugary drinks per month was linked with a one per cent increased risk of mortality

Researchers found that compared with drinking SSBs less than once per month, drinking one to four sugary drinks per month was linked with a one per cent increased risk of mortality.

 

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Um how about 7 or 8 a day?

Literally everything I consume (including air) runs the risk of sending me to the grave early. Let me live a little. Shoo with your nonsense!

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