Mixing Caffeine, Alcohol Common for Underage Drinkers
College-age drinkers who mix caffeine and alcohol are more likely to make risky decisions and require medical care, research has shown. A new study suggests younger drinkers often combine caffeine and...
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Your Afternoon Coffee Might Trigger a Bad Night's Sleep
Research suggests that drinking the brew even six hours prior to bedtime upsets slumber Source: HealthDay
View ArticleEnergy Drinks Affect Heart, MRI Scans Show
Small, early study found contraction rate sped up after people downed beverageSource: HealthDay
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Energy Drinks May Boost Booze Consumption, Aftereffects
College students who consume energy drinks tend to drink more alcohol and having both in the same day may lead to more negative consequences, a new study says.Source: Reuters Health
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Your Daily Coffee Just Might Jolt Your Memory
New study suggests caffeine not only wakes you up, but also may aid your recall Source: HealthDay
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Teens' Energy Drink Habit May Be Linked to Booze, Tobacco, Drug Use
But study doesn't prove that one leads to the other Source: HealthDay
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Energy Drinks, Coffee Increasing Sources of Caffeine for Kids, CDC Says
Effects of excessive caffeine intake on youngsters aren't yet known, experts warnSource: HealthDay
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Energy Drinks Popular with Troubled Teens, Study Says
Kids who are depressed or use alcohol or marijuana often consume the beverages, researchers report Source: HealthDay
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Study Links Coffee to Lower Liver Cancer Risk
Daily drinkers had reduced risk of the most common form of liver malignancy, but researchers can't say why Source: HealthDay
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Could More Coffee Lower Your Odds for Diabetes?
Yes, says study, but experts note there are better ways to reduce the risk Source: HealthDay
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Could Energy Drinks Be Wrong Choice for Some Teens?
Unhealthy behaviors may be more common in those who consume the beverages, research suggestsSource: HealthDay
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Caffeine Affects Teen Boys, Girls Differently, Study Says
Slightly greater changes in heart rate, blood pressure seen in males Source: HealthDay
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Energy Drink 'Cocktails' May Boost Desire to Drink More
Alcohol plus Red Bull-type beverages might lead to binge-drinking, researcher suggestsSource: HealthDay
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