On average, the burden of sugar-sweetened beverage intake was higher among men than women, as well as among younger adults, ...

and the chemical makeup of the drinks all likely play a role in raising the risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. “The amount of sugar you ingest is a direct function of the ...

Substitutions for sugary drinks include sugar-free flavored or sparkling water ... Jan. 17 (UPI) -- Drugs used to treat cancer, diabetes and other chronic conditions are among 15 picked for ...

Sugar-sweetened beverages like sodas remain a popular drink choice despite the potential risks. Study authors point out that consuming sugary sweetened beverages contributes to type 2 diabetes and ...

Regular consumption of the extra sugar in the drinks can lead to obesity, harm liver function and increase the risk of heart disease, hypertension and Type 2 diabetes, an especially insidious ...

Global study links sugar-sweetened beverages to millions of diabetes and heart disease cases ... diseases like CVD and T2D. These drinks are quickly digested, leading to less fullness, weight ...

The health risks associated with sugary drinks are becoming clearer thanks to a new study outlining just how widespread the issue has become.

Cases of diabetes ... sugary drinks become more accessible and desirable. Men are more likely than woman to develop adverse health effects from sugary drink consumption, too. “Sugar-sweetened ...

From soda to sweet tea, sugary drinks can be sweetly delicious ... recently found millions of diabetes and heart disease cases can be traced back to sugar-sweetened beverages every year.

sugar-sweetened drinks are rapidly digested Regularly drinking the beverages leads to weight gain and other metabolic issues related to type 2 diabetes Public health experts say efforts such as ...

sees sugary drinks accounting for one-third (30%) of all new cases of diabetes. "Sugar-sweetened beverages are heavily marketed and sold in low and middle income nations. Not only are these ...