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Apparently, the answer is "No." The MSNBC article I just referenced mentions research (recent, even) about aspartame - and the conclusion that this artificial sweetener does not, as far as we know, cause cancer, Alzheimer's, et cetera.
However, if you have a rare genetic condition called phenylketonuria, aspartame isn't good for you. Other than that, it appears that aspartame is all right to use as a sugar substitute.
However, if you have a rare genetic condition called phenylketonuria, aspartame isn't good for you. Other than that, it appears that aspartame is all right to use as a sugar substitute.
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