Tags: Soda

Science/Health

Sugary Drinks Linked To Diabetes, But Replacing Just 1 With Coffee Or Tea Could Reduce Risk

Science/Health

Sugary Drinks Could Reduce Stress Levels In Women

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Coca-Cola: Soda is a Healthy Snack? Dietitians and Nutrition 'Consultants' Say 'Yes'

Science/Health

Soda Dyed With Caramel Color Could Be Exposing Consumers To Cancer-Causing Chemical

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Soda Sacrifice Nets $500 for Boy, 11, Who Kept New Year's Resolution

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Sugars Additives Should Be Consumed Less, Says 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee

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Coca Cola Banned By Teacher's Union

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Soda Tax Approved In California

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Daily Consumption of Sugary Soda Can Age Cell Tissue by 4.6 Years

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Scientists Looking To Replace Calories With Exercise Data On Packaging Labels

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Pepsi True Coming Only To Amazon Mid-October

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Coca-Cola, Pepsi And Dr. Pepper Pledge To Reduce Sugar Calories In Beverages

U.S.

Soda Consumption on the Decline Among Americans, According to Gallup Poll

U.S.

Fast Food Consumption On Rise Among U.S. Kids, Research Shows

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Mayors ask Government to Prohibit Use of Food Stamps on Soda Purchases

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