Drinking tea with artificial sweeteners might be linked to a higher chance of a certain type of stroke, and this could be connected to how people usually drink tea or coffee.

Drinking a lot of diet sodas or drinks with artificial sweeteners might increase your chances of having a stroke, and the more you drink, the higher the risk could be.

Drinking a lot of diet sodas or foods with artificial sweeteners might increase your chances of having a stroke, especially the kind caused by a blocked blood vessel in the brain.

Drinking one or more diet sodas every day might be linked to a higher chance of dying from any cause, especially heart problems or stroke — even though these sweeteners are considered safe by regulators.

People who drink diet sodas and other artificially sweetened drinks may be more likely to have a stroke, heart disease, or even die sooner — even if they’re not overweight or don’t smoke.

Drinking or eating a lot of artificial sweeteners might increase your chances of having a stroke or a mini-stroke, according to a study of over 100,000 French adults followed for nearly a decade.