Weight Loss: Diet Soda Doesn't Help In Reducing Calorie Intake, Says New Study
KUOW - Study shows diet soda linked to increased risk of stroke
Study Results Linking Diet Soda To Cancer Fall Into The 'Gray Zone' Of Science : Shots - Health News : NPR
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Artificial sweeteners in diet soda are toxic to gut bacteria
This Recent Study Might Have You Swearing Off Diet Soda Forever
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Diet drinks linked to heart issues, study finds | CNN
Is diet soda bad for you? Everything you need to know
Grim New Study Links Diet Sodas to Heart and Brain Diseases
This Rumor About Diet Soda Was Just Confirmed by a New Study — Best Life
Looking to lose weight? Diet drinks might not be the sweet spot - HSC News
Diet soda may increase hunger and weight gain : Shots - Health News : NPR
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Does Diet Soda Lead to Earlier Death? Scientists Still Can't Agree - Eater
Diet soda triples stroke & dementia risk compared to normal daily cola habit – study — RT USA News
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Study links diet soda to higher risk of stroke, dementia - The Washington Post
Diet Soda Drinkers Lose Weight In New Short-Term Study, But Are Diet Soft Drinks Really Better?
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The science of why you might want to kick your diet soda habit - Vox
Zorba Paster: Study Finds Diet Soda Increases May Be Linked To Early Death | Wisconsin Public Radio
New study links all soda, even diet, to an increased risk of death - pennlive.com
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Diet soda and cancer: What you should know | MD Anderson Cancer Center
Diet soda mixed with pregnancy might be a recipe for childhood obesity, study suggests - Los Angeles Times
