The study on Health Warning Labels on sodas and colas takes a cue from University of Michigan School of Public Health and UC Davis' earlier initiatives to control tobacco consumption.
The researchers of the study have found that increased consumption of sugar-sweetened acidic drinks may be a leading cause of the erosion of tooth enamel and dentine in obese patients.
If the findings of a latest study are to be believed, sugary drinks may be associated with an increased risk of cancer.
A new study has now linked poor dietary habits to various different types of cancers, indicating that consuming healthy food is not just important for your well-being but can also prevent serious diseases.