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Authorities Remove Hundreds of Energy Drinks With Excess Caffeine Levels
Hundreds of energy drinks have been taken from shelves in South Australia after it was discovered they contained an unsafe level of caffeine.
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Energy Drinks Linked to List of Conditions in Kids: Study
New research reveals alarming health risks like heart problems, mental distress, and risky behaviors in kids who consume caffeinated, sugar-laden energy drinks.
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Warning Issued After Researchers Link Energy Drinks to Suicidal Thoughts in Children
Energy drinks could pose a risk to young brains, said UK researchers.
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How Well Do You Know Caffeine?
One serving of espresso has 1/3 less caffeine than a serving of drip coffee. It’s made by forcing hot water at a high pressure through ground coffee beans...
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Monster Beverage Lawsuit: Doctors Say Drink Didn’t Cause Death
Related to a Monster Beverage lawsuit, doctors hired by the company have said the drink did not cause the death of a 14-year-old girl.
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Regulators Need Outside Help to Evaluate Energy Drinks
Thousands of adverse health reports may be linked to energy drinks, and a multiagency effort may soon examine the issue.
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Authorities Remove Hundreds of Energy Drinks With Excess Caffeine Levels
Hundreds of energy drinks have been taken from shelves in South Australia after it was discovered they contained an unsafe level of caffeine.
|
Energy Drinks Linked to List of Conditions in Kids: Study
New research reveals alarming health risks like heart problems, mental distress, and risky behaviors in kids who consume caffeinated, sugar-laden energy drinks.
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Warning Issued After Researchers Link Energy Drinks to Suicidal Thoughts in Children
Energy drinks could pose a risk to young brains, said UK researchers.
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How Well Do You Know Caffeine?
One serving of espresso has 1/3 less caffeine than a serving of drip coffee. It’s made by forcing hot water at a high pressure through ground coffee beans...
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Monster Beverage Lawsuit: Doctors Say Drink Didn’t Cause Death
Related to a Monster Beverage lawsuit, doctors hired by the company have said the drink did not cause the death of a 14-year-old girl.
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Regulators Need Outside Help to Evaluate Energy Drinks
Thousands of adverse health reports may be linked to energy drinks, and a multiagency effort may soon examine the issue.
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