A scientific study indicates that drinking sugar-sweetened soft drinks increases the riskof liver cancer.

According to Sky News, drinking just one can of sweetened soft drinks per day can increase the risk of liver cancer by 85%.

The study was conducted on a group of women over the age of 50 for more than 20 years, and it was found that women who drink one can of sugar-sweetened soft drinks per day are more likely to develop liver cancer.

The study indicated that women who drink one or more sugar-sweetened soft drinks per day have an 85% increased risk of developing liver cancer, and a 68% increased risk of death from liver disease, compared to those who drink these drinks less frequently.

It should be noted that the study did not specifically determine the mechanism of the association between consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages and liver cancer, but it pointed to some possible pathways such as obesity, increased blood sugar, and fat accumulation around the liver as possible reasons for this association.

However, this information should be taken with caution, as the study may need further research and analysis to confirm the results and determine the exact relationship betweendrinking sugar-sweetened soft drinks and liver cancer