We don’t love labeling foods and beverages “good” or “bad” — not even soda. This sort of black-and-white thinking doesn’t do ...

Your Diet Coke is safe. Sort of. After an extensive review of the data, the World Health Organization has concluded the sweetener aspartame can potentially cause liver cancer and maybe other ...

Good news for people who enjoy Diet Coke: The evidence for aspartame causing cancer really isn’t that compelling.

Medically reviewed by Maggie Moon, MS, RD Diet soda is often thought of as a healthier alternative to regular soda because it ...

New studies reveal the health risks of drinking Diet Coke on a regular basis. According to Fox 5 DC, researchers have linked ...

To put the debate at rest OnlyMyHealth talked to Preeti Pande Registered Dietitian Senior Dietitian Apollomedics Hospital ...

While the term “fridge cigarette” is new to the internet’s lexicon, the idea of treating oneself to a Diet Coke break is not.

Is switching from regular soda to diet soda good for you? I’ll admit: I started researching this topic for entirely selfish reasons. For years now, I’ve liked to have a Coke or three (if Dr ...

Experts warn that Diet Coke, despite having zero calories, poses health risks like heart disease and gut issues due to artificial sweeteners like aspartame.

They both contain aspartame, but Coke Zero also uses the sweetener acesulfame potassium and has less caffeine. Comparatively, Diet Coke more closely resembles the original Coca-Cola formula.

Diet Coke (or any soda) isn't known for its healthfulness. Yet, unlike sodas with tons of sugar, Diet Coke is made with aspartame, a non-nutritive sweetener with zero calories.

Did you ever take a swig of aspartame-sweetened diet soda and have it taste nasty? Sour, metallic, and vile, but not sweet. It's gone bad but it's not bad for you. Here's why.