It will also lead to calls for schools to withdraw their lucrative ... Smarties and Jelly Tots as well as in fizzy drinks could spark behavioural changes in up to a quarter of children.

More than one fifth of seven to 10-year-olds consume nearly 10 cans of fizzy drinks each week and 80% of these are bought by parents, according to a report today. Indulging a child's sweet tooth ...

Making smart beverage choices significantly impacts student health and academic performance. While some drinks market ...

We spoke to L.A.-based cosmetic dentist Dr. Jon Marashi to get the lowdown. “Fizzy drinks that contain sugar are bad for your teeth as they can cause chemical erosion of the tooth enamel.

Once again today, a health story about fizzy drinks is being widely shared online. Some of the newspapers went big with the study too - which claimed two diet drinks a day could be linked to ...