High xylitol levels linked to heart attack and stroke risk
High xylitol consumption linked to heart attacks and stroke. Study urges avoiding sugar alcohols for those at risk. Viral health warning.
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Joyce Randolph, Trixie on 'The Honeymooners' TV sitcom, dies at 99 - media
Joyce Randolph, the last surviving cast member of the 1950s sitcom "The Honeymooners," has died at 99. Her son confirmed the death.
End of the Era: Fruit Stripe Gum Officially Discontinued
Iconic Fruit Stripe gum with its short-lived but impactful flavor has been discontinued, leaving fans scrambling to find remaining stock.
Pete Davidson and Madelyn Cline - Lovey Scene at SNL Afterparty
Pete Davidson and new girlfriend Madelyn Cline attended a Saturday Night Live afterparty in NYC, keeping a low profile.
"What gum does Pete Carroll chew? Inside the Bubble Yum habit of Seahawks coach"
Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll's gum-chewing habit has become a viral sensation among fans, with Carroll reportedly going through as many as three packs of gum per game. The 71-year-old coach's infatuation with chewing gum has confused him, but it has also become a unique and sought-after piece of memorabilia for fans.
"WHO Claims Aspartame, an Artificial Sweetener, Possibly Linked to Cancer; Guidelines Unaltered"
The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified aspartame as "possibly carcinogenic to humans" due to limited evidence showing a potential link between aspartame and liver cancer. However, the WHO's Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA) found the association between aspartame consumption and cancer in humans unconvincing and did not change the acceptable daily intake of 40 mg/kg per body weight. The WHO is advising moderation and suggests drinking water instead. The US FDA disagrees with the WHO's conclusion, stating that aspartame has been heavily studied and is safe.
New Study Investigates the Connection between Aspartame in Cold Drinks and Possible Cancer Risks, WHO Caution Raises Concern
WHO warns that aspartame in cold drinks may cause cancer.
The 8 most common drinks and foods containing aspartame, potentially a 'probable carcinogen'.
Aspartame may be labeled a "probable carcinogen" by the WHO.
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Delving Into the Fascinating World of Chewing Gum in Current News
I can almost bet you've heard less about the topic of chewing gum than expected. But don't be so quick to undermine its existence, there's more bubbling under! It might surprise you what kinds of headlines this everyday little treat makes. Intrigued? So let's dive right in!
We find corporate news and start-ups in the primary mix where businesses are putting forward innovative "healthy" alternatives. Along lines like sugar-free gums infused with nutritious values; imagine popping a piece having vitamins encapsulated within! Isn’t this world chirping quirky ideas every day?
Moving into healthcare, did you know that recent researches have suggested some relation between 'chewing gum' and memory improvement? Well, yes it does sounds like bombastic science-fiction stuff but here we are waltzing with facts stranger than fiction. Mental gym via chewing gum – intrigued, aren’t you?
The sustainability drive isn't left out either; environmentalists worldwide have been raising concerns over discarded gums morphing into non-biodegradable litter. Consequently pushing manufacturers for introducing biodegradable or easy-to-clean options. Environmental footprints by innocuous looking gums - shocking twist right? Why not toss them responsibly until those bio options emerge on aisles?
<Last up is law & policy affairs circle vis-a-vis mishaps stemming from inappropriate disposal causing public nuisances thus inciting debates around imposing legislations against such practices.
In Conclusion,
Gum seems simple—until it’s stuck to your shoe—but as we’ve learned today though: whether drawing new business strategies, influencing health tactics or prompting eco-responsibility shifts... nothing stays away from making a 'gummy' headline!
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