Table 3.

Cohort Studies Included.

	Type of Analysis	Findings
Hodge et al. [94]	Cohort Study	No significant association between sugar intake and diabetes
Meyer et al. [95]	Cohort Study in Older women	Significant negative association between sugar intake and diabetes
Colditz et al. [96]	Cohort Study in women	No association between sugar intake and diabetes
Interact [92]	Cohort Study in European Adults	No increase in diabetes risk with added sugars
Archer et al. [105]	NHANES data analysis	Individuals who consumed 25% or more of calories from added sugars experienced an increase associated risk of cardiovascular disease compared to individuals who consumed less than 10% of calories from added sugars
Yang et al. [106]	NHANES data analysis	CVD risk increased to 1.30 for individuals who consumed 10 to 24.9% of calories and 2.75 for those who consumed 25% or more calories for added sugars compared to individuals who consumed less than 10% of calories from added sugars