but not of particular health benefit,” she notes. “A ‘spritzer’ is always a good choice — club soda and wine. The bubbles slow down your pace of drinking and cut the calories in half.

And while vintage Coca-Cola bottles conjure nostalgia and a chilled glass of root beer may remind us of childhood, soda (pop ... “healthiest” soda when it comes to the traditional soft drink.

Amy McCarthy is a reporter at Eater.com, focusing on pop ... soda aisle is now exploding with options making all sorts of promises. Whether brands are insisting that they’ll improve your health ...

Sugar-sweetened beverages are linked to over 3 million new cases of diabetes and heart disease each year, a new report found.

One study found that teenage girls who drink soda are three times as likely to experience a bone fracture as those who don't.

The negative health effects of sugar-sweetened drinks — carbonated soda, energy drinks and juices with added sugar — are well-documented. By rapidly flooding the body with empty calories ...