A new study found that sugar-sweetened drinks like soda are linked to over 3 million ... In addition to sugar-sweetened beverages’ connection to poor heart health and diabetes, some studies ...

Soda is a major source of added sugar in the diet. If you're a soda drinker, switching from regular to diet soda can help reduce your intake of added sugars and, in turn, your total calorie intake.

Coca-Cola has been a fizzy favorite for well over a century. The very first glass of this iconic drink was served on May 8, ...

Diet sodas have worldwide popularity. They are widely consumed by people who want to reduce their sugar or calorie intake. To get a taste similar to regular sodas, diet sodas use artificial sweeteners ...

You might be able to guess the answer, but do you know why? Milk and soda are made up of different kinds of sugar. Robert Lustig, who is a professor of pediatric endocrinology at the University of ...

A new study establishes that soda consumption is doing ever more damage to health — with rising rates of diabetes in regions where soda-drinking is on the rise, like sub-Saharan Africa.

As Americans try and cut sugar from their diets, some of the biggest culprits for carrying the sweet — but dangerous ... success with its zero-calorie Coke Zero brand. Soda, Non-Cola Beyond ...

How you get your sugar fix may significantly impact your heart health. Treating yourself to an occasional cookie or a cup of tea with honey appears to do a lot less harm than drinking sugar-sweetened ...

The grapefruit soda was launched in 1967 as the second "zero ... you can easily get hooked. It toes the line between classic soda and flavored sparkling water, which is why it garnered instant hype ...

They view sugary Coke and Dr Pepper, or newer sugar-free sodas like Coke Zero, as a more affordable treat than other choices like an energy drink, flavored tea, a bag of chips or a candy bar.