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The discussions are characterized by a mix of skepticism and scientific referencing, with some posters dismissing concerns about aspartame by citing cohort studies, while others dismiss the entire debate as misinformation or challenge the credibility of sources. The tone ranges from dismissive to investigative, with examples like citing a 2006 study or mentioning long-term follow-ups, which reflect moderate engagement and interest but limited consensus or impact.
The discussions show mixed support and skepticism toward the study, with some dismissing concerns and others referencing scientific research to support their claims.
The group demonstrates a moderate level of curiosity, especially when citing specific studies or data, but some dismiss the topic as unimportant or misrepresented.
Participants engage with detailed references to research studies, citations, and arguments, indicating a moderate depth of discussion.
The overall discourse does not suggest a significant shift in opinions or widespread influence but highlights ongoing debates in social and scientific contexts.
8/n There have been similar findings for pancreatic cancer: https://t.co/W4JktG3jLz NHL, myelomas, and lymphomas: https://t.co/PGhhOuGwcF And hematopoietic cancer/glioma: https://t.co/63m6hSkolp
@Tsarina0Tsnark @AveryBa68752542 Unhee Lim, Amy F. Subar, Traci Mouw, Patricia Hartge, Lindsay M. Morton, Rachael Stolzenberg-Solomon, David Campbell, Albert R. Hollenbeck and Arthur Schatzkin DOI: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-06-0203 Published September 2006
@AWojnarowski1 @thalesnemo @SentientBlobBob @DereckChildres @KenDBerryMD Cancer? nope. no association between higher doses of aspartame + incidence of the main subtypes of lymphoid cancers, non-Hodgkin lymphoma subtypes or non-lymphoid leukaemia, in two prospective cohort studies with up to 10 years of follow-up (n=473 984). https://t.co/hGWfwymASS
@TheRantSupply @romanianbeam @Alkemyst707 @Reuters Here is a study from 2006 https://t.co/AqICJEEjRD
@blah_bering just by pasting random pubmed abstract you don't become brave. Next time come and debate me live on space with your black protesting dp. and read this as well https://t.co/E2INnCJrI8
RT @GidMK: 8/n There have been similar findings for pancreatic cancer: https://t.co/W4JktG3jLz NHL, myelomas, and lymphomas: https://t.co…
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@thehealthb0t Aspartame causes malignant brain tumors. https://t.co/qxA7vQx3Ar "Readers adding context" often share strategies that encourage people to cause themselves harm. Aspartame will harm you. https://t.co/UqijuwWqyU
@casa_after_dark There's literally no link between aspartame and cancer unless you spend too much time listening to heterodox TikTok nutritionists https://t.co/B0kRXlak5G
@JaxTheDoon @JustFinchALZ @robertlufkinmd no association between consumption of higher doses of aspartame and incidence of the main subtypes of lymphoid cancers, non-Hodgkin lymphoma subtypes/non-lymphoid leukaemia, in two prospective cohort studies with up to 10 yrs of follow-up (n=473 984). https://t.co/hGWfwymASS
@TomerAvital1 זה אכן מספר גדול יותר, אבל השאלה היא עד כמה הוא משמעותי? בגדול - לא נראה שזה באמת גורם לסרטן. מחקרים שמראים כי לא גורם: https://t.co/Y10VAIheUj https://t.co/oDsN5TQH9M https://t.co/KBFxAeKHXn https://t.co/yXpdLqpUTD https://t.co/jzcFupcV6q https://t.co/fusbse43NO
RT @GidMK: 8/n There have been similar findings for pancreatic cancer: https://t.co/W4JktG3jLz NHL, myelomas, and lymphomas: https://t.co…
RT @GidMK: 8/n There have been similar findings for pancreatic cancer: https://t.co/W4JktG3jLz NHL, myelomas, and lymphomas: https://t.co…
8/n There have been similar findings for pancreatic cancer: https://t.co/W4JktG3jLz NHL, myelomas, and lymphomas: https://t.co/PGhhOuGwcF And hematopoietic cancer/glioma: https://t.co/63m6hSkolp
@TheRantSupply @romanianbeam @Alkemyst707 @Reuters Here is a study from 2006 https://t.co/AqICJEEjRD
@justsee @drg1985 They knew! Here is a study from 2006 https://t.co/AqICJEEjRD
@Piliriqatigiinn @VERBAL_CHANCLA It's all made in China; did you know that. And there is ample research about the dangers. Do your research; here is but one scientific study: https://t.co/j8QCu5Uonp
@AWojnarowski1 @thalesnemo @SentientBlobBob @DereckChildres @KenDBerryMD Cancer? nope. no association between higher doses of aspartame + incidence of the main subtypes of lymphoid cancers, non-Hodgkin lymphoma subtypes or non-lymphoid leukaemia, in two prospective cohort studies with up to 10 years of follow-up (n=473 984). https://t.co/hGWfwymASS
@Tsarina0Tsnark @AveryBa68752542 Unhee Lim, Amy F. Subar, Traci Mouw, Patricia Hartge, Lindsay M. Morton, Rachael Stolzenberg-Solomon, David Campbell, Albert R. Hollenbeck and Arthur Schatzkin DOI: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-06-0203 Published September 2006
@blah_bering just by pasting random pubmed abstract you don't become brave. Next time come and debate me live on space with your black protesting dp. and read this as well https://t.co/E2INnCJrI8
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