Sugar-Sweetened Drinks Linked to Higher Stomach Cancer Risk

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Research indicates that consuming sugar-sweetened beverages is associated with an increased risk of stomach cancer.

•Stomach cancer is the third leading cause of death among all cancers.
•Drinking at least one glass (about 8 ounces) of sugar-sweetened beverages daily is linked to nearly 2.5 times higher stomach cancer risk.
•A study of over 112,000 people over nearly 10 years showed higher risks for both men and women.
•Risk increases are approximately 3 times for women and 2 times for men.

•On September 3, 2026, information regarding stomach cancer risks and eating habits was disclosed.
•People drinking at least one glass of sugar-sweetened beverages daily have nearly 2.5 times the risk of stomach cancer compared to non-drinkers.
•Women face an approximately 3 times higher risk, while men face approximately 2 times higher risk.
•The study involved over 112,000 people over a period of nearly 10 years.
•Sugar-sweetened beverages include soft drinks, energy drinks, sports drinks, tea, coffee, and fruit juices with added sugar.
•Experts state that excessive sugar consumption can lead to weight gain, which is a factor related to certain cancer risks.
•Other risk factors for stomach cancer include high consumption of salty or fermented foods, grilled meats, and low intake of fruits and vegetables.
•Researchers noted that sugar-sweetened beverages are not a direct cause of stomach cancer, but a correlation was found.

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