Fruit Drinks Try to Fool Potential Consumers
Health experts don’t want consumers to fall into the trap. Companies that make fruit drinks try to vouch for the health qualities of.
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Tooth Enamel Erosion from Soda May be Irreversible
When it comes to your teeth, diet soda isn’t any better than regular soda. Regardless of the type of soda, enough of it.
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Soda, Some Drugs Impact Teeth Same Way
Judging by the impact on teeth, it may be difficult to tell the difference between methamphetamine use, crack cocaine use and soda consumption..
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FDA May Impose Limits on Sugar
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration may soon make major changes to sugar consumption. The FDA, after being urged by the Center for.
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Soda Ban in New York Should Boost Oral Health
The state of oral health in New York City may soon be on the rise. City health officials voted, 8-0, in favor of.
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Statement from Dr. William Calnon, President, ADA
CHICAGO, Sept. 13, 2012—The American Dental Association (ADA) applauds New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg for shining a spotlight on the issue of.
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Dental Organizations Want Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Evaluated
Various dental organizations are asking for a U.S. Surgeon General’s report on the relationships between certain food and drink consumption and the impact.
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Fruit Drinks, Like Energy Drinks, May be Problematic
Parents need to rethink giving their children fruit drinks. Dentists are warning that some fruit drinks can have the acidity levels of vinegar..
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United Kingdom May Enact Soft Drink Tax
Your daily caloric intake soon may not be the only thing that soda increases. Experts from Oxford University are supporting a raise in.
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Apples May be Worse for Teeth Than Carbonated Beverages
It’s possible that eating an apple is four times worse for your teeth than drinking soda, according to a recent study. There are.
