UK Sugar Rationing Linked to Lower Cancer Risk in Post-War Cohort

A natural experiment from post-WWII UK sugar rationing suggests early-life sugar restriction reduces later cancer risk, providing observational support for dietary guidelines. The finding is based on historical cohort data and is not a controlled trial, so causality remains uncertain. It reinforces public health recommendations but does not change current policy.

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