A recent study presented at ENDO 2025 sheds light on the potential link between artificial sweeteners like aspartame and sucralose and early puberty in children. These additives commonly found in various products might affect hormonal signaling and gut bacteria, especially in children with specific genetic traits. The research involving over 1,400 Taiwanese children reveals concerning implications for long-term health outcomes related to dietary choices. Learn how sweeteners and genetics can accelerate puberty in children and the gender-specific effects of these additives.