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Literally read halfway down the article before they say that "working overnight" is also in the "probably carcinogenic" category and that the organization is kn
by mhanberg 3y ago
Literally read halfway down the article before they say that "working overnight" is also in the "probably carcinogenic" category and that the organization is known for publishing confusing results that cause panic.
FFS
- fortenforge 3y agoActually "working overnight" is "probably carcinogenic" which is a higher evidentiary standard than Aspartame which is "possibly carcinogenic". Basically these WHO cancer guidelines are entirely useless in terms of public health and have probably done as much harm as Prop 65 has in California.