Daily Sugary Drinks Linked to Higher Stomach Cancer Risk
Reports link one sugary drink a day with more than twice the risk of stomach cancer, but the finding shows association, not proof of causation.
Reports link one sugary drink a day with more than twice the risk of stomach cancer, but the finding shows association, not proof of causation.
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Goldman Sachs exceeded profit expectations as strong equities trading lifted revenue, but weaker fixed-income results pushed shares lower after the report.
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