Babies Born Under Sugar Rationing Grew Into Adults with Lower Cancer Risk

Research into Britain's postwar sugar rationing suggests that infants born during that period of restricted sugar intake grew into adults with a lower risk of cancer. As Nautilus tells it, this accidental experiment is providing insight into how early dietary conditions can shape aging and lifelong eating habits.

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