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Sugary treats could fuel bowel, liver and lung cancers, major study suggests

Daily Mail Health · 23 August 2026 at 20:54

Sugary treats could fuel bowel, liver and lung cancers, major study suggests

Researchers found children who consumed fewer sweet items before the age of two were up to 69 per cent less likely to develop five major types of cancer.

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Sugary treats could fuel bowel, liver and lung cancers, major study suggests

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