5-Hour Energy Settlement Reached Over False Advertising Charges Filed By Vermont
Vermont and the makers of 5-Hour Energy drinks have reached a settlement agreement over claims of false advertising.
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5 Hour Energy Lawsuit Results in $4.3M Judgement Over Deceptive Advertising
The makers of 5 Hour Energy have been ordered to pay $4.3 million to Washington state for false advertising and violating the state's consumer protection laws.
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Energy Drink Overuse Should Be Avoided, Army Warns Troops
Military service members are being warned against drinking too many energy drinks, due to problems with concentration, focus, and heart risks.
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Energy Drink Problems Linked to Over 1,675 Poison Center Reports This Year
Poison control centers indicate that hundreds of calls involving problems stemming from energy drink exposure are being received, affecting mostly children.
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Energy Drinks Pose Serious and Potentially Fatal Risks for Young Children: Study
Researchers warn that energy drink side effects can causer serious and fatal injury children, with thousands of children experiencing problems each year from unintentional exposure.
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Energy Drink Side Effects Pose Public Health Risk: Study
European researchers warn that popular energy drinks like Monster, Rockstar, Red Bull and others pose a serious public health risk.
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Study Links Energy Drinks and Heart Problems
A new study finds that energy drinks can increase the risk of heart problems due to high amounts of caffeine.
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Lawsuits Over 5-Hour Energy Advertising Claims Filed By Two States
Oregon and Washington are suing the makers of 5-Hour Energy for false advertising, saying that claims that the drinks are safe for children, provide energy from sources other than caffeine…
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Energy Drink Side Effects Lead to New FDA Adverse Event Site
The FDA has launched a new site for reporting problems with dietary supplements following heightened concerns over energy drinks.
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Order Sought for 5-Hour Energy Drink Makers to Turn Over Complete Files
A number of states are urging the makers of 5-Hour Energy to turn over documents they say are needed to determine whether the dietary supplement is safe.
