A NEW RESEARCH SIGNAL

Daily sugary drink intake has been linked with a higher risk of gastric cancer in a recent study.

THE STUDY FOUND

People drinking at least one sugary beverage daily showed higher gastric cancer incidence than those drinking them rarely.

BUT HERE’S THE KEY

An association does not prove that sugary drinks directly cause gastric cancer.

KNOW THE BIGGER PICTURE

Gastric cancer risk involves multiple factors, including H. pylori infection, smoking, diet and family history.

MAKE SMARTER DRINK CHOICES

Choose water or unsweetened drinks more often.   Stay informed. Protect your health.