Assertion: aspartame | /r/HasProperty | carcinogen
Facets:
value: at doses
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: One European study from Italy concluded that aspartame is a carcinogen.
text: At that time, an EFSA press release stated that EFSA's review of ERF's study concluded, among other things, that on the basis of all evidence currently available to EFSA, ERF's conclusion that aspartame is a carcinogen is not supported by the data and the EFSA sees no need to further review its earlier scientific opinion on the safety of aspartame or to revise the Acceptable Daily Intake.
text: The results confirmed that aspartame is a carcinogen, even at doses that fall within Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI), which is set at 50 mg/kg of body weight in the United States.
text: The Harvard study couldn't prove that aspartame was a carcinogen, but it certainly added to the safety concerns, especially since the cancers observed in the human study (multiple myeloma and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma) were similar to the cancers observed in two of the three animal studies (leukemias and lymphomas).
text: Aspartame is a neurotoxin and carcinogen.