A Wellington school is banning highly caffeinated energy drinks from next term, after a spike in the number of students going to the sick bay after drinking them.

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Recent groundbreaking research from the Mayo Clinic has uncovered concerning connections between energy drink consumption and potentially life-threatening cardiac events, particularly for those ...

Currently, there are no federal regulations requiring clear labeling for energy drinks or other caffeinated products, despite ...

Constantly reaching for an energy drink to start the day, kill an afternoon crash, or kick off a workout? If so, you might find yourself with a (caffeinated) worry of if these energizing beverages ...

When you're dragging, it's tempting to reach for a drink that promises to put some pep in your step. But are energy drinks a healthiest way to get a boost? Here's the truth. Are energy drinks healthy?

A Wellington boys school is banning highly caffeinated energy drinks from next term after a spike in students going to the sick bay after drinking them. A post on the Saint Patrick's College website ...

Energy drinks' long-term consumption, especially in warm climates, strains the kidneys and impacts women's health, including hormonal balance and heart health. Pregnant women and those with pre ...