Soda makers are switching sweeteners to cut calories. But it’s unclear if that will really help you lose weight.

Before you take another sip: How many calories in a 20-ounce soda? And do you know how many miles you have to walk to counteract those empty, sugary calories? You might be unhappily surprised ...

Diet sodas and other artificially-sweetened, low-calorie beverages have been linked to higher calorie consumption overall.

Coca-cola will soon be running new ads discussing how drinking soda may contribute to obesity, but experts say the soda giant's campaign message may be overly simplistic.

Soda, of course, isn’t the only high-calorie stuff we consume, and reducing consumption of sugared soft drinks isn’t necessarily the cure for obesity rates.

Diet soda may not help you meet your weight-loss goals. A new study conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health shows that overweight and obese adults who drank ...

Citibank's report includes charts showing market share for regular drinks vs. diet. The verdict? Regular soda is way more popular. Here's Coca-Cola, which has grown market share of Coke Zero.

Soda and sports drinks are another major calorie-hog in kids and adults, though adults get nearly as many calories from alcoholic beverages as they do from soda.

Given these reductions in calorie consumption, results show an estimated decline in adult overweight prevalence (66.9 to 62.4 percent) and obesity prevalence (33.4 to 30.4 percent), as well as the ...

Does a small Frappuccino give you enough caffeine to be worth the calories? How long would you have to run to work off an iced latte? David McCandless' beautiful chart puts all your caffeine ...

Soda makers are switching sweeteners to cut calories. But it’s unclear if that will really help you lose weight.