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Sugar-sweetened and artificially-sweetened beverages in relation to obesity risk
Mark A. Pereira
Epidemiology & Community Health
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Sugar-sweetened Beverages
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Obesity Risk
100%
Artificially Sweetened Beverages
100%
Sweetened Beverages
60%
Weight Gain
40%
Obesity
20%
Disease Risk
20%
Epidemiologic Studies
20%
Cardiometabolic Disease
20%
Caloric Intake
20%
Confounding Factors
20%
Obesity-related Diseases
20%
Added Sugar
20%
Solid Food
20%
Carbonated Beverages
20%
Non-nutrients
20%
Soft Drinks
20%
Sugar Intake
20%
Beverage Drinks
20%
Totality of Evidence
20%
Cola
20%
Reverse Causality
20%
Causality Bias
20%
Fruit Beverages
20%
Food Alternatives
20%
Food Science
Artificially Sweetened Beverage
100%