In Britain, we drink over six million litres of fizzy drinks each year. But is our favourite thirst quencher good for our health? We continue our investigation. Over the years there has been ...

Regular consumption of sugary, fizzy drinks, as well as those marketed to boost energy and sports performance, could be causing tooth decay and gum disease in teenage professional footballers ...

Sweetened beverages and carbonated drinks have a number of detrimental effects on the kidneys, particularly when taken in excess or in large quantities. Here's how: 1. Increased Risk Of Kidney Stones: ...

Regular consumption of sugary, fizzy drinks, as well as those marketed to boost energy and sports performance, could be causing tooth decay and gum disease in teenage professional footballers, a study ...

Children are pouring huge amounts of liquid sugar down their throats every time they have a fizzy drink, campaigners have warned. Typical servings of everyday favourites such as Coca-Cola ...

Drinking sweetened carbonated beverages is linked with a 22% increased risk of stroke. Carbonated drinks typically contain caffeine, added sugars and artificial sweeteners and may contribute to ...