Kids love sugar, and on a hot summer day, a bright red or blue slushy drink definitely might catch their eye. But even though they might seem harmless (aside from the sugar and red dye), there’s an ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Glycerine is added to some slush ice to give it a smoother texture. In large quantities this can lead to headaches, nausea and ...

They might seem like a harmless, nostalgic summer treat, but a little-known ingredient in some frozen slushies can pose a ...

In recent months, a concerning trend has emerged regarding the consumption of slushy drinks among children. Medical professionals in the UK have issued a stark warning following a spate of ...

Slush ice drinks made with glycerol have been found to make children sick. Doctors and medical scientists in Ireland and the UK investigated following reported sickness connected with the icy ...

Slush ice drinks made with glycerol have been found to make children sick. Doctors and medical scientists in Ireland and the UK investigated following reported sickness connected with the icy ...

It's not like we need particular weather to indulge in a fruity, icy, adult libation, but spring does make imbibing slushie cocktails extra appealing. Historically, the drinks are called "daiquiris," ...