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Morning Brief Podcast: Cheeni kum: The bitter truth of aspartame | The Economic Times Podcast

Can diet colas, sugar-free cookies, breakfast cereals, cough drops and even chewable vitamins cause cancer? A research arm of the committee for the World Health Organization declared that the world s most widely used artificial sweetener, aspartame, which is found in these products had a possible link to liver cancer. WHO later said these are safe, but within limits . Should you really be worried and immediately quit all these? Host Ratna Bhushan gets all the facts and bitter realities as she speaks to Dr Ambrish Mithal, Chairman and Head of Endocrinology and Diabetes at Max Healthcare, Padma Bhushan awardee and the first Indian to be chosen for the Laureate Award and Dr. Harinder Singh Oberoi, Advisor, Science & Standards and Codex, at the FSSAI in this episode of The Morning Brief. Tune in! Credits: News 1, News 2, News 3, News 4, News 5, News 6 and News 7

Foundation raises awareness about brain cancer

There’s been a growing concern for years about the disparities in cancer care and treatment between majority-white and Black communities. At least one South Florida resident is committed to addressing

Shop to Stop Cancer event in Sacramento raises money for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

Dozens stopped by the event Shop to Stop Cancer on Sunday, where local vendors set up a small pop-up fundraiser at the Kitchen Table in Sacramento.

Treatment patterns and out-of-hospital healthcare resource utilisation by Nikki McCaffrey, Seong Leang Cheah et al

BACKGROUND: About 70% of patients with advanced cancer experience pain. Few studies have investigated the use of healthcare in this population and the relationship between pain intensity and costs. METHODS: Adults with advanced cancer and scored worst pain ≥ 2/10 on a numeric rating scale (NRS) were recruited from 6 Australian oncology/palliative care outpatient services to the Stop Cancer PAIN trial (08/15-06/19). Out-of-hospital, publicly funded services, prescriptions and costs were estimated for the three months before pain screening. Descriptive statistics summarize the clinico-demographic variables, health services and costs, treatments and pain scores. Relationships with costs were explored using Spearman correlations, Mann-Whitney U and Kruskal-Wallis tests, and a gamma log-link generalized linear model. RESULTS: Overall, 212 participants had median worst pain scores of five (inter-quartile range 4). The most frequently prescribed medications were opioids (60.1%) and peptic u

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