Side Effects of Energy Drinks May Diminish Blood Vessels After Only One Beverage: Study
A new study warns that just one energy drink can decrease vascular function, increasing the risk of heart problems.
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High Caffeine Energy Drinks May Be Banned For Teens, Children in U.K.
The U.K. is considering a ban on the sale of energy drinks to minors, due to the risks of childhood obesity and high caffeine consumption.
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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 Drinks Hepatitis Risk Outlined in Case Report
A case report indicates that a man may have developed hepatitis due to high levels of energy drink consumption.
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Heart Problems from Energy Drinks May Occur With Only Two Cans Per Day: Study
A new study highlights the risk of serious heart rhythm problems and other side effects of energy drinks that may occur after consuming only two of the highly caffeinated beverages.…
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Energy Drink Heart Risks May Be Triggered By One 16-Ounce Can: Study
A new study warns that a single can of Rockstar energy drink can cause a spike in blood pressure and chemicals related to 'fight or flight" reactions, potentially increasing the…
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Energy Drink Companies Refuse To Enact Policies Protecting Children: Senate Study
A new report highlights the reluctance of the energy drink industry to protect children from potentially harmful side effects.
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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 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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Energy Drink Consumption May Increase Risk of Alcohol Abuse: Study
A new study links energy drink use to increased alcohol consumption and irresponsible behavior.
