Energy drinks

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By Alexandra Sifferlin

Why Energy Drinks Are Worse For You Than Soda

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Soda Taxes Can Actually Work, Study Says

By Alexandra Sifferlin

The Case Against Energy Drinks Is Getting Stronger

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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College Bans Energy Drinks for Contributing to 'High-Risk Sexual Activity'

The ban will take effect on March 7

By Megan McCluskey

College Bans Energy Drinks, Linking Use to Alcohol and Sex

Officials blame the drinks for contributing to "problematic behavior"

By Susan Donaldson James / NBC News

Diet Soda Sales Dropping in the U.S. as Energy Drinks Sales Soar

Bottled water is also selling well

By Charlotte Alter

Energy Drinks Raise Blood Pressure, Study Suggests

New study links consumption to blood pressure and higher levels of a stress hormone

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Study Links Energy Drinks and Traumatic Brain Injury in Teens

Teens who got serious brain injuries in the last year were also more likely to report drinking lots of energy drinks

By Alexandra Sifferlin

You Can Now Inhale Caffeine Instead of Drink It

A new e-cigarette-like inhaler gives users a boost of caffeine. But how safe is it?

By Alexandra Sifferlin

These Are the Top 5 Energy Drinks

Rankings with buzz

By Dan Mitchell

Energy Drinks May Drive Kids to Distraction

A new study finds a link between consumption of energy drinks and hyperactivity and inattention

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Why You Might Not Want To Mix Alcohol and Energy Drinks

Combining the two seems to make you want to drink more and mask signs of inebriation

By Justin Worland

Energy Drinks Target Kids

Senators say energy drink companies should not market to youth under age 18

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Young Kids and Energy Drinks Don't Mix, Study Finds

Poison centers are fielding calls about adverse health events from energy drinks for kids as young as six

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Why Health Officials Are Concerned About Energy Drinks

New report advocates for more regulation

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Lithuania Is Banning Red Bull for Some Reason

Bummer, brah

By Sam Frizell

The One Good Thing About Teens And Sports Drinks

Researchers confirm a strong connection between sports and energy drinks and smoking, video game playing and sugary soda consumption. But the beverages were also linked to more physical activity among teens.

By Alice Park

Among Kids, Soda Is Out, Energy and Coffee Drinks Are All the Buzz

Study of caffeine intake for people age 2 to 22 reveals new trends

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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