Soda Study
Guide Note: A study at Boston University School of Medicine found an equal risk of heart disease and other cardiovascular problems in patients who consumed sugar or high fructose corn syrup sweetened, high-calorie soda and in those who drank diet (low or no calorie) soda. The authors of the study have asked the research community to complete further testing to determine the cause.
The Mahalo Top 7
- WashingtonPost.com: Study: Diet Soda Linked to Heart Risks
- Bloomberg.com: Doctors Debate Soft Drink Ties to Heart Disease
- WebMD: One Daily Soda May Boost Heart Disease
- Scientific American: Soda linked to increased metabolic risk
- Wall Street Journal: Exploring a Surprising Link Between Obesity and Diet Soda
- Baltimore Sun: Heart worries fizz around soft drinks
- Boston University: Diet and Regular Soft Drinks Linked to Increase...
Soda Study Background
- USAToday.com: Obesity studies continue to stir the soft-drink debate (2006)
- WebMD: Drink More Diet Soda, Gain More Weight? (2005)
- New York Times: Study Links Child Obesity and Soft Drinks (2004)
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