Diet soda is free from sugar and calories, but research shows it may still increase your risk of diabetes, dental erosion, and heart issues.

It’s marketed as a smart, sugar-free choice—but new research suggests that drinking diet soda daily could quietly be harming ...

Though diet soda isn’t inherently bad for you, studies have linked regular consumption of it to potential health concerns.

A dietitian compares diet and regular soda, outlining key benefits and drawbacks for each. Diet soda cuts sugar and calories, but raises questions about sweeteners and cravings. Regular soda delivers ...

Popular sugar-free sodas may seem like just another offering from big companies, but millions of dollars go into how each is ...

Soda contains ingredients that increase inflammation and disrupt helpful gut bacteria. Learn how this affects digestive ...

Still think the cola wars are about Coke vs. Pepsi? These days the carbonated beverage battleground is diet vs. regular, and it's looking increasingly as though the lightweight could flatten its ...

That diet soda you're drinking? Contrary to its name, it's probably making you pack on more pounds than its "full calorie" counterpart. In fact, diet soda falls so flat on its name that Time magazine ...

America's three biggest soda companies all reported declining sales last quarter, suggesting that Americans are giving up on the sweet, sweet drinks — even the diet versions that don't have any sugar.

Despite the fact that diet soda seems to have taken the world by storm, whether it be for its potential health benefits or its unique taste, that does not mean all diet sodas are created equal. That ...

You may consider adding soda to your pot roast to expedite the cooking process, but you may want to think twice about adding ...