Maybe the beverage big boys need to push quicker into real juice drinks after this latest finding....
(Reuters) - Drinking just one can of sugar-laced soda drink a day increases the risk of developing diabetes by more than a fifth, according to a large European study published on Wednesday.
Using data
from 350,000 people in eight European countries, researchers found that
every extra 12 fluid ounce (340 ml) serving of sugar-sweetened drink
raises the risk of diabetes by 22 percent compared with drinking just
one can a month or less.