American Heart Association links energy drinks to higher cardiac risk in young adults

AL.com • 9 Նոյ 14:19

Research by the American Heart Association found that energy drinks and stimulant supplements are associated with a higher incidence of serious cardiovascular events, especially among adults aged 18 to 34.

New York Post • 7 Նոյ 22:09

A retrospective analysis of FDA reports finds cardiac arrest and heart attacks occur more frequently after consumption of caffeine-rich energy drinks and related supplements, especially among adults aged 18-34.

LiveNOW from FOX • 7 Նոյ 19:51

Research presented by the American Heart Association finds that cardiovascular incidents involving caffeine and other stimulants occur disproportionately among adults aged 18 to 34.

Fox News • 7 Նոյ 13:00

An American Heart Association analysis of FDA reports found that caffeine-containing energy drinks and pre-workout products were associated with a markedly higher frequency of cardiac arrest, heart attacks and arrhythmias, especially among adults aged 18 to 34.

FOX 13 Tampa Bay • 7 Նոյ 03:50

An American Heart Association analysis of FDA reports finds that nearly half of serious cardiac incidents involving energy drinks or pre-workout supplements occurred in adults aged 18-34.