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What’s the Story on Stevia?

November 2008 -- Stevia has garnered more attention as a non-caloric sweetener, but past health controversies have limited stevia’s availability in many countries. However, this appears to be changing.

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In 2006, the World Health Organization (WHO) performed a thorough evaluation of scientific research and found there that was no reliable evidence to suggest that stevia and its related compounds produce carcinogenic activity or any other harmful effects.

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The Science Library is your source for information on weight and health, with a wide range of topics in 6 key areas:

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Factors Affecting Children's Food Choices

As enforcers of food rules, parents seek the delicate balance between setting rules about food choices and ensuring that they are followed.

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