Are you curious about how energy drinks like Red Bull and other popular beverages are made? This video takes you inside the factory process, unveiling the step-by-step journey from raw ingredients to ...

As sales of energy drinks are rising on the University of Minnesota campus, health experts warn about the long-term effects. ...

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A new study suggests that people who consume eight or more alcoholic drinks a week — just over one a day — are at a higher risk of developing a serious brain injury that’s linked to memory ...

Better-for-you energy drinks are shaking up the category: and come with an opportunity to broaden the market away from the typical, masculine image to one that appeals to women. Tapping into the ...

Regular consumption of sugary, fizzy drinks, as well as those marketed to boost energy and sports performance, could be causing tooth decay and gum disease in teenage professional footballers ...

New Delhi: Saint Patrick's College, a school in Wellington has issued a notice on its official website, informing parents of a ban on energy drinks from the following term, because of its high sugar ...

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. A post on the Saint Patrick's College ...

Jim Pillen and other state officials have asked for federal permission to prevent Nebraskans from using the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to purchase pop or energy drinks. The change ...

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 ...