WHO warns of cancer risk from soft drinks, toothpastes, others Story by Vivian Daniel The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning about the potential cancer risk posed by artificial sweeteners found in various popular products such as soft drinks, chewing gums, and low-calorie foods. The global agency has reclassified as part of me as "possibly carcinogenic to humans" following a comprehensive review of 1,300 studies on artificial sugar replacements. READ ALSO:Indomie Noodles: Expect more cancer cases in children – NICRAT raises concerns Brands affected by this reclassification include Diet Coke, Dr. Pepper,...