Study links lower early-life sugar intake to reduced cancer risk
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Study links lower early-life sugar intake to reduced cancer risk
Less sugar early in life could lead to better health decades later.A new study published in the journal PNAS found that adults who consumed less sugar during their first 1,000 days of life had lower risks of several cancers, including liver, breast and prostate cancer.Researchers also found those adults appeared to age more slowly at a biological level and were more likely to maintain healthier diets later in life.RELATED STORY | GLP1 drugs may …
The amount of sugar consumed in the first years of life could leave traces of health for many decades. A research published in August 2026 in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that people who have been exposed to a lower sugar consumption during the period from conception to the age of two [...]
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