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CSPI Acesulfame-k Web Page
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Medline Plus Sweetener Information
This article describes sweetener uses, their side effects and definitions of caloric and noncaloric types of sweeteners.
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Discusses the different types of artificial sweeteners and those awaiting approval.
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The National Cancer Institute reviews a joint study with FDA and post its findings since that study.
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A Tale of Two Sweeteners
An article by Gail Davis about the pros of stevia and cons of aspartame.
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