It may be sugar-free but that doesn’t mean it’s the best option - especially not as far as your chops are concerned. We’ve ...

Verdict: There is no strong evidence to prove that fizzy drinks cause cancer. Can fizzy drinks ruin my teeth? Research shows that orange squash, cola and other carbonated drinks can cause both ...

One fan mourning the loss of the drink said: "RIP u will live on forever. Can’t believe it." A further commenter said: "Well that’s tragic news." While another was sad about the loss of ...

It found that a little coffee is OK, but stroke risk rose 37% after the fourth cup. The news was better for tea drinkers.

FANS have been left fearing an iconic fizzy drink brand ... gimmick thing because I can not go the rest of my life without the number one top tier soft drink! "Worst thing to ever happen on ...

But it does say we need together to do more, starting right now, before the problem becomes worse and the NHS can no longer cope ... the biggest consumers of fizzy drinks – would gain the ...

However, experts say those consumers fond of sparkling water can sip easy since this study refers specifically to sugary drinks. “This really refers to the sugary drinks, the fizzy soft drinks.

Consuming fizzy drinks or fruit juices from concentrate can lead to an increased risk of stroke, according to a new study. The research by McMaster University and Ireland’s University of Galway ...

Frequent drinking of fizzy drinks or fruit juice is associated with an increased risk of stroke, according to new findings . The research also found that drinking more than four cups of coffee per day ...

Drink water, nothing fizzy and skip fruit drinks ... blood pressure] is the most important risk factor, our stroke risk can also be lowered through healthy lifestyle choices in diet and physical ...