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26-Year-Old's Heart Attack Linked to Energy DrinkEnergy drinks may be to blame in the case of an otherwise healthy 26-year-old man who had a heart attack, according to a new case report.
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Coffee May Protect Against Some Skin CancersEnjoy your morning cup of joe without guilt: A new study finds that drinking four or more cups of coffee daily is linked with a lower risk of malignant melanoma, the deadliest skin cancer.
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Energy Drinks Plus Alcohol May Encourage Drunk DrivingPeople who mix energy drinks with alcohol may be more likely to drive drunk than those who consume only alcohol, according to a new study.
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Energy Drinks Can Be Deadly for Young ChildrenIn children, energy drinks can cause serious side effects, such as seizures and cardiovascular problems.
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Kids and Caffeine: How Much is Too Much?Opinion Caffeine is in a wide range of drinks that kids consume — is that safe?
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Decaf or Regular: Coffee Is Good for Your LiverDrinking decaffeinated coffee is just as helpful as drinking regular coffee is for maintaining a healthy liver, a new study finds.
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Coffee Lover? It Could Be in Your Genes
Some people can't imagine their mornings without coffee, while others don't touch a drop of the stuff. Now, a new study reveals how genes influence whether people like coffee.
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Adding Energy Drinks to Alcohol Boosts Urge to DrinkPeople feel a stronger urge to drink more alcohol when their drink contains an energy drink, along with alcohol, a new study finds.
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After Puberty, Kids' Gender Determines Reaction to Caffeine, Study SaysBoys and girls react differently to caffeine after puberty, according to a new study.
