A study was conducted in Singapore following around 60,000 test subjects for 14 years monitoring who drank soda and who preferred juice. The study showed that those who drank two or more soda a day had a 87% higher risk of developing pancreatic cancer then those who didn't drink any soda. Researchers found there was no link between juice and pancreatic cancer, probably because it has a less effect on glucose and insulin levels. Of course there are different factors that were factored into the study such as personal health, smoker status, diet, and exercise.
And of course the soft drink industry disputes the findings.
I think;
Who can really know what causes what, there is so many differences in each of us individually...
