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Study links energy drinks to higher cardiac arrest risk in young adults
- A study by the American Heart Association found a link between high caffeine levels and serious heart problems in young adults.
- Energy drink consumption is associated with a higher risk of cardiac arrest in young adults.
- The study was presented at the American Heart Association’s annual meeting.
- Dr. Tania Elliott discussed the findings on 'CBS Mornings'.
- The research highlights the potential risks of consuming energy drinks and supplements.
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Study links energy drinks to cardiac arrest in young adults
A study presented at the American Heart Association’s annual meeting found a higher risk of cardiac arrest among young adults consuming energy drinks.
Doctor discusses energy drinks and heart problems
Dr. Tania Elliott discusses the potential link between energy drinks and heart problems in young adults on CBS Mornings.
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Study highlights caffeine link to heart problems in young adults
A study by the American Heart Association shows a link between high caffeine levels and serious heart problems in young adults.
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WFAA Dallas·
Energy drinks may be linked to serious heart problems in young adults, study says
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Energy drinks may be linked to serious heart problems in young adults, study says
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Energy drinks may be linked to serious heart problems in young adults, study says
NBC News·
Study links energy drinks to risk of cardiac arrest
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Doctor explains possible link between energy drinks and heart problems in young adults
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Energy drinks, stimulant products linked to cardiac arrest, heart attack in young adults
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Energy drinks linked to higher risk of cardiac arrest in young adults, study finds