A Harvard study finds that caffeinated coffee may support healthy aging in women, with benefits not seen in decaf or tea, despite some study limitations.

The finding—based on an analysis of 30 years worth of dietary and health data—did not apply to two other common beverages, researchers found.

"What you're gonna do now is put the lid on it, and you wanna set this in a cool, dark area out of sunlight … we will let it ...

Tim Cofer has helped power Dr Pepper past Pepsi and is building the industry’s most aggressive, creative player.

Dr Gandhi suggests cutting down on fried and spicy food as these produce heat due to the thermogenic effect of fat and may ...

I spent an hour in line for Swig — and I don’t even drink soda. But here I am at the only Swig in the Carolinas.

Shower and bathroom experts have warned Brits to clean their drains now to avoid a 'summer stink' as the warmer weather can ...

It may have zero calories and no added sugar, but experts say Diet Coke is not generally considered a healthy beverage.

Soda companies, love to follow the blueprint created by fast food chains like McDonald’s and Burger King. Those companies ...

Even fruit juice, which many people see as healthy, was linked to a rise in diabetes risk. Every 8-ounce glass of juice per ...

Despite the discouraging news, PepsiCo is strengthening its commitment to regenerative agriculture, which supports soil ...

(NEXSTAR) – On May 19, Nebraska became the first state in the country to obtain a waiver from the USDA to ban residents from purchasing sugary drinks with benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition ...