"People who drink a lot of diet soda often drink less milk or water," Dr. Dasgupta says. "That means they may get less ...

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Teenagers drink healthy beverages but also quaff sugary options, a study shows. June 17, 2011— -- Although high school students report drinking plenty of water, milk, and real fruit juice, they ...

An eye-opening new study links artificially sweetened beverages to an increased disease risk. Surprisingly, diet drinks carried a higher risk than sugary soda. Maybe sugar substitutes aren’t such a ...

Given the health concerns that come with drinking soda regularly, we tried to quit cold turkey. We faced caffeine withdrawal, ...

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In TODAY.com's Never Have I Ever series, a dentist reveals which carbonated drinks will do the least harm to your teeth.