Energy drinks vary in ingredients, but generally have large amounts of caffeine and are not nutritious. Research studies and case reports point to both short-term adverse health consequences and ...

It is possible to drink too much caffeine, as actor Dakota Johnson recently found out after she had lots of caffeine-infused energy drinks while directing her first movie and found herself feeling ...

Sipping on an energy drink might seem like the perfect pick-me-up, but with concerns over their health impacts, experts are urging caution. A recent case study published in December 2025 in medical ...

That familiar silver and blue can promising enhanced performance and laser-sharp focus might deliver more than just a caffeine boost. Recent groundbreaking research from the Mayo Clinic has uncovered ...

Sarah Todd returned to reporting in January 2025 after being assignment editor at STAT since October 2022. You can reach Sarah on Signal at sarahlizchar.47. The energy drink cans are the colors of a ...

Once the stuff of sleepless gamers and skateboarders, energy drinks now promise glowing skin, sharpened focus and aspirational wellness. But behind the buzzwords, the new wave of energy drinks may ...

As sales of energy drinks are rising on the University of Minnesota campus, health experts warn about the long-term effects. Energy drinks have accounted for 9.49% of all beverage sales at the ...

A meta-analysis of more than 1.5 million participants has suggested that coffee and energy drinks have opposing effects on suicide risk. High coffee consumption — more than 60 cups per month — was ...

It seems innocent enough to sip on an energy drink when you’re feeling wiped. But a surprising new case study just linked the common habit to stroke. There’s a major caveat of this BMJ Case Reports ...