Whether it’s a hot summer day, a festive holiday party or a tailgate on The Hill at Keeneland, there’s nothing as refreshing as an icy bourbon slush. There are many variations of the alcoholic drink ...

While an occasional slushie won’t cause harm frequent consumption can lead to a variety of health concerns Read ahead to know ...

There’s something about an icy, brightly coloured slushy that kids just can’t resist. Whether it’s a treat after school, a reward for good behaviour, or a must-have at the cinema, slushy’s are a ...

Icy treats like slushies (slush ice drinks) may cause hypoglycemia, metabolic acidosis, and glyceroluria in kids, leading to sudden illness.

Nearly all of the children in the study -- 94% -- experienced a drop in consciousness, 95% had dangerously low blood sugar, ...

While summer is months away yet, one study has released some news that slushie-lovers should know ahead of the icy drink’s peak season. According to the BBC, a study published Tuesday to the ...

A new study has suggested the brightly coloured icy drinks can cause "glycerol intoxication syndrome" in youngsters, which ...

Children under the age of eight should not consume slushies due to the ingredient glycerol ... College Dublin said the brightly coloured icy drinks can cause "glycerol intoxication syndrome ...

Schools across Prince Edward Island are opening one hour later than usual on Monday due to a forecast of freezing rain.

NWS alerts in effect HERE. Record-breaking high temperatures Monday (March 10) closed out a warm start to the week in Upper Michigan.