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FDA Reports Show Energy Drinks Tied to Higher Frequency of Serious Heart Events

Researchers call the pattern a strong safety signal that requires systematic study, better surveillance, clearer labeling, clinician awareness

Study Links Regular Coffee to Microbiome Diversity and Altered Gut Physiology

Tea Linked to Lower Vascular Risk but Scalding-Hot Cups Raise Concern

Small Trial Shows Coffee Alters Gut Microbiome and Links to Mood and Cognition

TikTok Salt‑Walking Trend Questioned by Sleep Doctors

International Coffee Day 2026 Highlights Sustainability Theme and Gen Z Café Trends

Survey Shows Energy-Drink Use Rising Among German Children and Teenagers

Very Hot Drinks Linked to Threefold Rise in One Type of Esophageal Cancer

Very Hot Tea and Coffee Tied to Higher Risk of Oesophageal Squamous‑Cell Cancer

Very Hot Drinks Tied to Higher Risk of Oesophageal Squamous Cell Cancer

Matcha Curiosity Soars in India as DIY Searches Spike

Balearic Islands Ban Energy-Drink Sales to Under-18s and Restrict Recreational Nitrous Oxide

Doctor Says Skip Cola and Daily Beer in Heat and Drink More Water

Morning Lemon Water Has Modest Benefits but Is Not a Weight-Loss Cure

AHA Says Up to 400 mg of Caffeine Daily Is Likely Safe for Most Healthy Adults

Florence Monastery Leaflet Describes 19th‑Century Coca‑Kola Elixir

Reports Recycle 2016 Study to Advise When Milk or ORS Beat Plain Water for Lasting Hydration

AHA Says Moderate Coffee Up to Five Cups a Day Is Generally Safe

Unsweetened Sparkling Water Causes Smaller, Shorter Drops in Mouth Acidity Than Soda, Early Study Finds

AHA Says Up to Five Cups of Coffee a Day Is Safe for Most Adults