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Canadian Diabetes AssociationThe Canadian Diabetes Association recently confirmed the safety of aspartame as part if its "Canadian Diabetes Association National Nutrition Committee Technical Review: Non-nutritive Intense Sweeteners in Diabetes Management," which was published in the Canadian Journal of Diabetes. The review specifically notes, "At this time, there is no scientific evidence to support the negative health effects that have been ascribed to aspartame." Abstract URL: http://www.diabetes.ca/Section_Professionals/pub_cjd_dec2004.asp#5 Diabetes U.K.Diabetes U.K. is the largest advocacy organization for people living with diabetes in the United Kingdom. They fund research, act as a lobbying group and campaign for the improvement of those living with diabetes. Diabetes U.K. provides position statements on the safety and helpfulness of aspartame and other low-calorie sweeteners, stating there is no evidence to support any of the questions being raised in relation to the safety of aspartame. URL: http://www.diabetes.org.uk/infocentre/state/aspart.htm Lupus Foundation of AmericaThe Lupus Foundation of America is a nationwide volunteer organization serving the lupus community, including patients, their families, physicians, researchers, and the general public. The site notes in this question asking whether there was “any truth to the claims being circulated on the Internet that lupus is caused by the artificial sweetener, aspartame?” that there is no credible scientific evidence to support a link between aspartame and lupus. URL: http://www.lupus.org/education/faq.html#22 More Information - Science and Professional Organizations
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