Most parents wouldn't dream of it. But researchers say that when a baby's bottle or cup is filled with juice — even the 100 percent, all-natural, no-sugar-added stuff — parents might as well ...

Next time you're grocery shopping for your kids, think twice before adding a carton of fruit juice to your basket. The American Academy of Pediatrics ...

Even 100 percent fruit juice could be causing your kids to gain weight, according to a new study. Childhood obesity affects roughly 14.7 million children and teenagers in the United States, ...

A new study published in Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics found 100% fruit juice is associated with weight gain in children.

Clean Juice announced the launch of its latest cause marketing program called Quarters for Kids, a nationwide initiative to help underprivileged children become “healthy in body and strong in spirit.” ...

Drinking a glass or more of 100% fruit juice each day was linked to a small increase in weight in children and adults, according to a new analysis of prior studies. “One fundamental problem with ...

Q: My kids really don’t like drinking water. Can I give them juice and sports drinks instead? A: Along with milk, plain water is the best drink choice for kids. Why? It’s super healthy, with ...

I am shaking my head at the generation of moms who are expending energy on a quest to purchase juice boxes for their kids’ lunches ["Parents feeling boxed in," News, Oct. 20].

CNN — (CNN) — Drinking a glass or more of 100% fruit juice each day was linked to a small increase in weight in children and adults, according to a new analysis of prior studies.