Nov 18, 2022

Diet High in Sugar May Accelerate Aging in Survivors of Childhood Cancer

High sugar consumption may increase age-related health conditions in survivors of childhood cancer, explained study authors at the AACR Special Conference: Aging and Cancer. Specifically, for every 25 grams of sugar consumed daily, risk of premature aging was shown to increase by as much as 30% in survivors of childhood cancer.

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