For example, in an opinion on erythritol in 2010, the ANS Panel considered acute intake from diet soft drinks drinking occasions within a maximum duration of 15 min when reaching its conclusion (EFSA 2010).
OR, odds ratio adjusted for age, sex, residence, urban/rural status, education, family history of bladder cancer among first-degree relatives, body mass index, occupation, smoking status, years since quitting, number of cigarettes smoked per day, maté drinking, soft drink intake, milk intake, and, when appropriate, coffee drinking and tea drinking CI, confidence interval.
Stop drinking sugary soft drinks, and start drinking calorie-free alternatives and water.
Drinking fruit juice may be healthier than drinking soft drinks, but eating the whole fruit would be better all round, I think.
These practices are so acceptable that people think drinking soft drinks all the time is normal.
Some children saw it, too, he added, and they "had been drinking soft drinks".
The groups said that vending machines packed with junk food were becoming commonplace in schools and workplaces, and that adults and children were drinking soft drinks to excess.
Although some researchers have argued that drinking soft drinks may put children at greater risk of breaking bones, there is little conclusive evidence to support the assertion.
One recent afternoon at the agency, 30 clients and a few counselors were eating cake, drinking soft drinks and juice, and grooving for 45 minutes to Jay-Z and Drake pulsating from a boom box.
