Queensland parents should ban their children from soft drinks and fruit juices in an attempt to reverse the alarming rise in childhood obesity, accord

Drinks sweetened with glucose provide a greater sense of satiety than those sweetened with fructose, and may therefore have value in curbing obesity.

Science tells us that improvements in diet and nutrition offer one of our greatest opportunities to have a profound and generational impact on human h

The sale of high-caffeine soft drinks to children could be banned in England, the British government said on Thursday, citing public health concerns.

The conversation in New Zealand about a sugary drink tax, of perhaps 20 percent, has reached the prime minister’s office.

The Government of Mexico will address the issue of obesity and diabetes in the country with the introduction of a new food labelling system.