Assertion: saccharin | /r/Causes | bladder cancer
Facets:
value: in rats
type: LOCATION
value: in mice
type: LOCATION
value: in some studies
type: LOCATION
value: in man
type: LOCATION
value: in the early 1970s
type: TEMPORAL
value: by a mechanism
type: MANNER
value: in people
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: In the 1970s, the FDA was going to ban saccharin based on the reports of a Canadian study that showed that saccharin was causing bladder cancer in rats.
text: Soon thereafter, food scientists discovered that saccharin causes bladder cancer in rats.
text: Saccharin may cause bladder cancer in people, too.
text: Additional research by scientists led to the conclusion that Saccharin and its salts cause bladder cancer in rats by a mechanism that is not relevant to humans.
text: One of the key reasons for the FDA’s concerns was that in 1970, researchers learned that saccharin caused bladder cancer in
text: As I discussed, there are the rodent studies showing that saccharin caused bladder cancer, not to mention vascular and lung cancer.
text: In the early 1970s, saccharin was found to cause bladder cancer in rats; aspartame has twice come under review for potential links to cancer, most recently in 2005.
text: One can say: "Does saccharin cause bladder cancer in man?
text: Some public health experts respond by stating that, even if that still-unproved mechanism was correct in male rats, saccharin could cause cancer by additional mechanisms and that, in some studies, saccharin has caused bladder cancer in mice and in female rats and other cancers in both rats and mice.