Low-calorie Sweeteners in the Human Diet: Scientific Evidence, Recommendations, Challenges and Future Needs. A Symposium Report from the FENS 2019 Conference

Overview

Journal J Nutr Sci

Publisher Cambridge University Press

Specialty Nutritional Sciences

Date 2021 Apr 23

PMID 33889390

Citations 5

Authors

Alison M Gallagher

Margaret Ashwell

Jason C G Halford

Charlotte A Hardman

Niamh G Maloney

Anne Raben

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