On this day in history, the world became a (slightly) healthier place. As many of you may already be aware of, Coke and Pepsi products used to contain suspect, harmful ingredients. Today, Mar. 10, in 2012, Coke and Pepsi altered the recipe for their notoriously tasty sodas, in order to avoid being required to put a cancer warning label on their product. A questionable substance in the beverages, 4-MEI, was reduced in the making of the coloring of the drinks. On Mar. 10, the formula for the sodas was first changed in California, then continued throughout the rest of the United States.
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