Energy drinks and heart problems: What to know about new reported association
An American Heart Association analysis of FDA adverse event reports found a strong statistical link between caffeinated energy drinks, stimulant supplements and serious cardiovascular events. Dr. Victoria N. Dooley from Northville-Novi Family Medicine tells us what to look out for.
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